Quote from: sockpuppet1911 on April 26, 2019, 10:42:06 AM

Quote from: G2z_Riya on March 04, 2019, 11:39:13 PM

Quote from: prasad87 on March 04, 2019, 11:35:15 PM

Why would price matter, only market cap does? What if they only produced only 3 tokens, $2.74 would be pretty cheap, don't you think?

Have some sense, is there any project till date that have produced only three tokens. It isn't the market cap, initially the price matters big. Upon the value of the token there will be changes in the marketcap growth. Nowhere the marketcap grows all of the sudden.

Are you hearing yourself? I don't think that you understand the definition of the "price". Definition of the market capitalization was made for the very purpose of valuation. Why would it matter how many "full coins" you even own with 18 decimals behind them?

Having an example of 3 tokens doesn't work because it would be just impossible to use as a currency. That sounds more like a collectable, and those should be non-fungible anyway.

I do not even understand where the developers initially take prices for their projects. If there is already a certain product, then you can calculate the cost of the coin, plus a percentage of popularity and demand. But initially the price is very high for many projects. And then after the listing, projects generally fall in price and coins are sold ten times cheaper.