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Hi Lark,
Quick question about understanding the crypto pricing.
Say you have 2 coins that have about the same market cap and total supply of 1B for both coins. However coin A has circulating supply of 800M. And coin B has circulating supply of 500M. Is it safe to say that coin B has more potential of making you more profit? And why is that Total supply and the Max supply numbers always different? usually less for total supply….
Could you do a video sometime on this type of subject? Thanks!
Hey, so real quick
Circulating supply = number of coins currently on the market
Total Supply = number of coins that have been created (although many may not be in circulation IE they are held by the foundation)
Max supply = theoretical max for the coins as coded
You can often find these numbers are the same IE circulating and total are the same or total and max are the same.
In your example – and assuming all other factor like tech partners etc do not matter then Coin A might have more upside since more of the supply is in circulation. With Coin B half of the supply can enter the market diluting or suppressing the price. But these factors are very hard to gauge. More pertinent is to be careful of a coin with 10 million coins circulating and a billion total supply. That is much more worrying than your examples.
Total supply and max supply are sometimes the same (ie Bitcoin) and sometimes they are different. Depends on the coin and often it is not such a big issue.
Hi Lark,
Quick question about understanding the crypto pricing.
Say you have 2 coins that have about the same market cap and total supply of 1B for both coins. However coin A has circulating supply of 800M. And coin B has circulating supply of 500M. Is it safe to say that coin B has more potential of making you more profit? And why is that Total supply and the Max supply numbers always different? usually less for total supply….
Could you do a video sometime on this type of subject? Thanks!
Hey, so real quick
Circulating supply = number of coins currently on the market
Total Supply = number of coins that have been created (although many may not be in circulation IE they are held by the foundation)
Max supply = theoretical max for the coins as coded
You can often find these numbers are the same IE circulating and total are the same or total and max are the same.
In your example – and assuming all other factor like tech partners etc do not matter then Coin A might have more upside since more of the supply is in circulation. With Coin B half of the supply can enter the market diluting or suppressing the price. But these factors are very hard to gauge. More pertinent is to be careful of a coin with 10 million coins circulating and a billion total supply. That is much more worrying than your examples.
Total supply and max supply are sometimes the same (ie Bitcoin) and sometimes they are different. Depends on the coin and often it is not such a big issue.
Thanks Lark!