Quote from: AzulikProject on February 14, 2018, 09:35:52 PM

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What's the total number of coins?

I think I read somewhere that it is 666 million. Not sure why the devilish number but easy to remember I guess.

Yes indeed it's 666 millions i guess because it's 5 times the Nano (XRB) supply, and i read they wanted an higher supply.

do you guys think 666 million is enough? I think I remember seeing that the devs want this to be used by everyone, for everything. If you think about how many USD, EUR, GBP, CNY, and JPY, not to mention all the other currencies of the world in in the world (The lastest M2 of USD is 18.5 trillion) the supply should be higher....otherwise the value of each Azulik coin will be very high. Not sure that matters or not unless you want the value in terms of other fiat currencies is reflects a number that is manageable. No one wants to pay for a coffee or taxi using 0.0001247 (or whatever) coins. Maybe this is a bridge to cross in the future. Would love to hear what some of the more seasoned crypto users think.

Exactly our thought, in another hand we have to think about the distribution. How to distribute many coins through faucet ? It's not easy, if we find an optimal way to distribute hence we will increase the supply.

I don't think there's any use increasing the supply to meet ALL THE WORLD's demand. Come on! That's newbie thinking. Bitcoin serves its purpose magnificently in spite of being priced high (minus, of course, the slowness of transaction). Decimals can be introduced to reflect whole values like is being done for BTC now. You aim is not meeting whatever M2 supply, but introducing a useful currency that serves its purpose.