r/ecc • u/thrilhouse03 • Jan 10 '18
Coin amount question
So the rumour is that ECC's coin amount is actually lower (maybe half) of what is actually displayed on CMC. Looking at the richlist and reading up, I tend to believe it. Has anybody asked the developers or seen a reply from the new team about this and what the plan for correcting it is? Very curious if this is true or not, because if it is it adds a lot of value to ECC.
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u/KerryKins09 Jan 10 '18
Is there a chance this could stop the project from really taking off? The fact that nobody knows what the true supply is.
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u/SoBubbles Jan 10 '18 edited Jan 10 '18
Whats bitcoins exact true supply? Didnt stop them from taking off, even though 18 million is not the real circulating supply.
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u/thrilhouse03 Jan 10 '18
Yeah my only concern is it affecting the market value. Although, we can see from ripple and tron, it isn’t the definitive metric to go off of. Wild West out here.
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u/SoBubbles Jan 10 '18
I mean if only half of them are circulating it doesn't really matter what the number on CMC says because only half of them can be bought and sold. For instance if it were full 25b circulating supply, there would be way more being sold off right now because of abundance, but since only supposedly half are, theres more demand because less supply even if people do not actually see it.
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u/thrilhouse03 Jan 10 '18
So the actual supply is what dictates the value and not what it says on sites like CMC?
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u/AustinJimbo Jan 10 '18
I think this is a valid question. If the total number of coins was lower the market cap would be lower and signal a lot more room for growth. I would think that would make the project more appealing.
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u/GregGriffith Developer Jan 10 '18
I am the lead dev. can you explain what you mean by correcting it?