Often misunderstood, the market cap (
circulating coin supply * price) does not rise exclusively via new money from investors, but also due to factors as basic as market sentiment.
Not exact matches
Bytecoin is another of those high
supply, low price
coins with 184 billion of them
supplied and
circulating.
In some past monetary arrangements, most notably that of Scotland before 1845, banks came very close to achieving this ideal, thanks to the their freedom to
supply their customers with
circulating paper banknotes as well as with deposits, and to the fact that between them these two substitutes could serve every purpose
coins might serve, and do so more conveniently than
coins themselves.
It has a current
circulating supply of 17 Million
coins and a total volume exchanged of XAU2, 683,256
It has a current
circulating supply of 17 Million
coins and a total volume exchanged of Rp48, 464,364,593,684
It has a current
circulating supply of 17 Million
coins and a total volume exchanged of Ξ4, 591,321
It has a current
circulating supply of 17 Million
coins and a total volume exchanged of $ 3,583,689,636
It has a current
circulating supply of 39.1 Billion
coins and a total volume exchanged of $ 189,169,042
Cardano's got a large
supply of
coins, with the total
supply being just over 31 billion and the
circulating supply over 24 billion.
The current price as of this writing is $ 8.2 and a
circulating supply of 689 million
coins.
As of this writing, Stellar's market cap stands at $ 6.7 billion with a
circulating supply of more than 18 billion XLM
coins.
The
coin will have no premine and it will have a 21,000,000
circulating supply.
Remember - it has the lowest
circulating supply of any
coin.
All it takes is for someone to create a shitcoin with a
circulating supply of 150 billion, list it on an equally shit exchange, sell one
coin for $ 1 and instantly it's worth more than bitcoin.
Why not inform us on other
coins with lower
circulating supplies and much greater potential?