Always look at the coins MAX supply

[tyoA7X]

total supply is very influential for the price of coins because it usually happens if you have a high total supply is very difficult to rise, it is better to find and invest in the total supply less likely to make a profit in a short time

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[Thomas-s]

you think correctly and now on the market, there are a lot of projects that have very great potential and strong teams that can help in the realization of their ideas. The most difficult task is to find such projects through many options

[RabbiTANK]

Max supply isn't everything with crypto, in fact it's not that important anymore, a project can have millions to billion max supply and that doesn't mean the project will have high price, without reliable utility it's a complete waste of time

[yangongear]

Too much max supply is not good but not entirely bad, I believe that what makes a token or coin have better adoption rate is it's use case, let's drop max supply thing and focus on real use case, many coins in crypto space has worse use case that's why they are dragging below till today

We cannot judge based on the total supply of a coin or token, because the most important number is the market cap. Some tokens are created for the purpose of payment, forcing its total supply to be large (like XRP).

The price if formed from the market caps relation to the circulating supply and looking at the max supply helps you to predict the price development.

Yes, I know that formula. So my point is that prices really don't matter, what you need to consider is the current market cap and the maximum market cap comparison, and also find about the distribution periods to evaluate a project.

[Claudio99]

Forget max supply, quantities will always remain quantities, if you want quality over quantities you and to watch out for

1. Very promising Utilities
2. Team been pro and not
3. The exchange the team plan to list on
4. The partnership deals

[Tahsin Kabir Kollol]

While total supply may not affect the value of a coin in all cases, in many cases it is an important factor that plays a role in trade. If the coin of the project is a real product or service, then the demand for it will always be there and in this case, the total supply cannot affect such the price. However, if the team members of the project create excessive coins and sell them in excess of the bonus, then the effect on the market value is subsequent, which must be taken into account. So the overall supply factor must be considered seriously in order to analyze the future prospects of a coin as its effect can be seen in most cases except for a few good quality coins.

[popeye95]

Once upon a time I used to get my eye on max supply, thinking that low max supply coins will have better value faster but all coins I invested on because of low max supply ends up not so satisfying, real use case is 100% important, no more or less

True, high max supply or low max supply ain't matter much if the coin is solid with a real use case, plenty of supporters, and a good dev team. Don't fall for low max supply trick but look out for more detail for a good coin.

[Bitbtc8]

There is nothing to look at in max supply, with good utility a project with high max supply will have good value, I don't care about max supply, it's more about projects use case now, projects with 1000 max supply will never do better if it lacks good use case

[TastyChillySauce00]

I agree with your opinion, I always pay attention to the token Max Supply and it is a bad sign if it is much more than Circulating Supply. You should always check the unlock schedules.

It looks like you didn't understand what means of max supply and circulating supply. In this case, when circulating supply is much more than total token supply and it can be considered as a bad sign but when circulating is not yet surpassing the max supply and it's not a bad sign.

[FreeStreamer]

I agree with your opinion, I always pay attention to the token Max Supply and it is a bad sign if it is much more than Circulating Supply. You should always check the unlock schedules.

It looks like you didn't understand what means of max supply and circulating supply. In this case, when circulating supply is much more than total token supply and it can be considered as a bad sign but when circulating is not yet surpassing the max supply and it's not a bad sign.

How can circulating supply be larger than max supply? That's impossible. I have never seen that.

[FreeStreamer]

Forget max supply, quantities will always remain quantities, if you want quality over quantities you and to watch out for

1. Very promising Utilities
2. Team been pro and not
3. The exchange the team plan to list on
4. The partnership deals

A very promising utility doesn't help if the coin is rigged with a very large supply so that it requires immense amount of capital to surge rapidly in value. See they are not really stocks. They are currencies. You should rather if possible invest in the promising project companies stock and not in its token. In a currency volatility is often viewed more as a bug than a feature, because volatility and uncertainty of the price weakens its utility.

[Surrapatt]

Max supply isn't everything with crypto, in fact it's not that important anymore, a project can have millions to billion max supply and that doesn't mean the project will have high price, without reliable utility it's a complete waste of time

Yes, the maximum supply is only a benchmark if a project only makes a token at a certain amount, the rest that affects the price is the number of interested people who like them, if it is not there, then the very small supply will also have no effect.

[suryana]

Once upon a time I used to get my eye on max supply, thinking that low max supply coins will have better value faster but all coins I invested on because of low max supply ends up not so satisfying, real use case is 100% important, no more or less

True, high max supply or low max supply ain't matter much if the coin is solid with a real use case, plenty of supporters, and a good dev team. Don't fall for low max supply trick but look out for more detail for a good coin.

Agree, I think the OP should also see there are also many coins have a low supply but there is no improvement in the price, still low and does not have good volume on the Exchange. This all depends on law of supply and demand.

[Iyeman]

Max supply isn't everything with crypto, in fact it's not that important anymore, a project can have millions to billion max supply and that doesn't mean the project will have high price, without reliable utility it's a complete waste of time

Yes, the maximum supply is only a benchmark if a project only makes a token at a certain amount, the rest that affects the price is the number of interested people who like them, if it is not there, then the very small supply will also have no effect.

That's called as the demand but it comes when the team was creating a good project. I should remind you about when you were seeing people interested on it and that means the demand has already generated by the product and it's not having any correlation with max supply.

[GREENch]

If we follow the advice of TS then we should choose a project for investment paying special attention to the max supply. That is, if the project has a great idea and the project is at the final stage of its implementation but it has a max supply then we should not consider it?)

[Emitdama]

Yeah, people used to care about the price of a coin too much and forgot about the market cap. There was a time during 2017 peak times when people looked at xrp and other coins like that which worth under 20-30 cents and they said that maybe they should buy that and when it became price of bitcoin they would be super wealthy.

Well, it could never be like bitcoin one day because bitcoin is limited to 21 million and right now there isn't 21 million neither, still getting mined.

So, it was a bad idea and they never considered what the market cap of those small coins would be if it ever reached like 100-1000 dollar levels per coin, that would be bigger than top 30 biggest economy nations gdp combined. Which is why looking at the max supply is number one thing you should do.

[benthach]

So there's 6000+ coins out there. Look at the max supply. A coin with a large max supply and rapid emission of new coins will most likely never surge in value. This is because the worlds total capital is divided with so many optional coins. The larger the supply, the more capital it needs to spike in value. Even Bitcoin with a max supply of only 21 million needed massive amount of capital to get where it is now. So any coin with double that, will need the double amount of capital to get to the same place. So with so many options out there if you want good value pump. Look for something with max supply of only like 1 million. (which of course needs to have a utility too to stay in growing demand)

max supply of 1million is way to little.
the surge in value have nothing to do with max supply of a coin.

[mdzahed134]

Maximum supply is no matter if project and team member  is really want to pump there token or coin.. If team sell token then possible to dump 1 sat no matter supply is 1 million or 1 billion... I always believe legit project not see how many supply...

I think sometimes it’s matter likes low supply coins price will increase a lot though it would be reliable project, high maximum supply coin pump something difficult but if tokens are huge demanded or very useful products in the market that's the different matter. I agreed on that point teams can easily kill a project to sell coins.                           

[kensaii]

Maybe the max supply is not very important as you have seen. Look at the market, there are plenty of coins even it don't have a limited max supply, still fetch for a good price. A good use case is far more important than try to hold a coin with limited max supply as its main attraction.

[Jackl87]

When i'm investing in new projects, via pool or via public sale, i always look what the price for the seed round and the private sale rounds were.
In addition to that i always look how big the circulating supply of the coins on day 1 will be, so i can calculate the marketcap at the start of trading.
If it's low (below 1M is great) and the project is solid, i try to invest, if it's 10M+ based on the pubic sale price, i skip that project.