It blows my mind that people still make this mistake in thinking that supply means anything at all. If you measure Bitcoin in Satoshis, it also has a very very high supply. It is 100% arbitrary where you put the decimal point. You could measure HOT in megaHOT if you want and the supply would be "less," if that makes you feel any better. Tokens and coins are not actually individual things, but just digital information, and you can divide it up however you like.
Seriously, I am actually curious to know, what relevance do you think supply has?
On top of that, considering how interesting the Holochain tech is, why would you immediately focus on supply as being the "main issue" that you see? If you dig deeper into this project, you'll find that they are positioning themselves to make the majority of blockchain projects essentially obsolete, with an entirely different, agent-centric architecture. Seems mind-blowingly myopic to be focusing on supply as the "main-issue" when this might be the next ETH.
What do you think about Holochain (HOT) and TOMO, people are so bullish about these two projects,
TOMO is by former XEM CEO Long Vuong, their roadmap looks very promising.
HOLOCHAIN aims for decentralized internet and some says that it may reach $20 billion cap.
i think there is no HOLOchain but only HOLO depends on this link
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/holoi think, the main issue with this HOT is the total supply, even this project reach $20 billion cap
