Best Amount Of Total Coins?

[Chris180Z]

I see scrypt and sha coins with various total coins.

What do you think is the best amount of total mineable coins?

I feel Bitcoins 21 million is way too small, because nobody likes to deal in fractions...

[FoBoT]

same as current us dollars
500 trillion

[BitCoinPokerBro]

From 500 million on up to 10 billion

Just my opinion though so ....

[tromp]

same as current us dollars
500 trillion

Same as eventual us dollars.
Unlimited.

[cryptopaths]

I see scrypt and sha coins with various total coins.

What do you think is the best amount of total mineable coins?

I feel Bitcoins 21 million is way too small, because nobody likes to deal in fractions...

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[wallstreetcoiner]

I see scrypt and sha coins with various total coins.

What do you think is the best amount of total mineable coins?

I feel Bitcoins 21 million is way too small, because nobody likes to deal in fractions...

I think around 120 million coins is about right.

[DieJohnny]

I see scrypt and sha coins with various total coins.

What do you think is the best amount of total mineable coins?

I feel Bitcoins 21 million is way too small, because nobody likes to deal in fractions...

greater than 1 billion less than 10 billion

[Addie]

I think 21 billion is a solid amount, since it's 1000 times more than Bitcoin.

[tkbx]

I'm not looking forward to paying 0.00056400 BTC for a car once Bitcoin becomes really popular. I think 100B coins would have been a nice round number, so that spending a whole coin will not be unheard of.

The press wouldn't be very impressed by the current $0.13 per coin at that level of inflation, though :/

[Chris180Z]

It is a hard question. Too many coins to begin with can dilute a coin, but ultimately will be better in the long run (say 100 billion or so?). Too few coins can seem like a strong/rare coin initially, but for long term it's completely pointless expecting the masses to deal in 8 decimal fractions. 2 decimals yes, that's what we all use now and are used to, maybe 3 would be ok but then it gets silly after that (imo).