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Crypto Discussion Forum => Cryptocurrency discussions => Topic started by: Gideon99 on February 20, 2024, 12:50:46 AM
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A value of a coin depends on it scarcity , it significance, a rare coin may increase due to it history or particular even like those on discord having a project for a token to be promoted. The value of a coin depends on the amount a buyer is ready to pay the coin and may based on other factors. Let me see you your own point of view?
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The use case or utility value of a project determines how valuable the token or coin would be. Of course total supply of the coin is another thing of advantage for the coin as well because that would mount pressure on the price to increase it if the supply is limited. I have witnessed many projects here on this space that started small but are big names today as a result of how far they have come to developing their capacities and that also paved way to making their coin of good value.
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Just like all things, currencies are subject to a simple rule, which is supply and demand. As demand increases and supply decreases, the price increases, and vice versa. For some currencies, such as Bitcoin, there remains a fixed supply that increases on a regular basis, while demand grows rapidly, so the price rises, and vice versa for some currencies with low market capacity, where there is a large supply. Very low and decreasing demand, which causes the price to drop sharply.
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A value of a coin depends on it scarcity , it significance, a rare coin may increase due to it history or particular even like those on discord having a project for a token to be promoted. The value of a coin depends on the amount a buyer is ready to pay the coin and may based on other factors. Let me see you your own point of view?
Surely, the price of the coin is reflecting the kind of value that the platform behind it conveys to the market. The lesser the supply, the bigger is the possible price. All of these things depend on how the demand for the coin is manifested in the market...the more demand the better is the price - just like what we are seeing now with Bitcoin and Ethereum being the top two cryptocurrency that we have. Another factor is the community supporting the coin or token...the bigger and the more solid is the community the bigger is the demand and the better is the price. Value can come in many ways and on top of the list is the use-cases of the coin...when there is a real-world applications the better is the price, of course. Naturally, there will be people who may manipulate the price of their coin so as to make money for themselves but a coin like this will not last and will just die over time.
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Cryptocurrency is growing due to high demand. If investors see value in a cryptocurrency and want to buy it, we will see a higher price.
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A value of a coin depends on it scarcity , it significance, a rare coin may increase due to it history or particular even like those on discord having a project for a token to be promoted. The value of a coin depends on the amount a buyer is ready to pay the coin and may based on other factors. Let me see you your own point of view?
A coin increases its value because of the usability and trust of the investors in that coin, the investors believe that the coin will have long-term usability and bring something to the community in terms of profit and adoption of the community, there are two ways why a coin increases its value, the coin's value to the community because of the technology it brings and the pump and dump created by people to trap new investors into thinking that they are going to make a profit by investing.
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The value of a coin depends on the amount a buyer is ready to pay the coin and may based on other factors. Let me see you your own point of view?
I believe when a coin is bought by buyers and that adds liquidity into it and due to that liquidity the value of a coin increases and so does its marketcap. Let's say a coin has supply of 1 million only and a few investors bought 800k of that coin and rest of the 200k are owned by the developer.
Now the coins won't go low in value unless one of the investors or the developer is willing to sell the coin at low value, and if demand of that coin increases and people are willing to buy that coin at high value then investors will sell out some of their holdings at high value and that leads to further increase of the value of a coin.
And the same scenario continues, it's just a simple example but you can get the point that how a coin increases in value overtime. When demand of a coin increases and its supply doesn't increase then the buyers will be happy to pay more money to purchase that coin because they believe that if they hold for sometime then they can make profit from it.
On inverse when demand of a coin drops and there are not enough buyers who are willing to purchase the coin at high values then such coins lose their value and then sellers who bought it at higher price as investors will sell the coin at low price and face some losses, and when other sellers see that a coin's value is dropping then they also start selling at low values so they won't huge %age because of that coin's drop of value.
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The amount of demand has a more significant impact on a coin, so even if a coin has a huge supply or even an unlimited one like Ethereum, as long as there's high demand, the coin's price will keep rising. I'm sure some strong reasons that boost demand include new technological innovations or specific events that make people interested in buying the related coin or token.
Even if your total supply is small or even extremely limited, if there's zero demand, the coin won't rise. Once again, the most crucial factor is demand. The parameters you mentioned are just supporting elements.
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coins can increase by making changes to the project such as improving the technology, partnering with a project that suits our project and providing the best service to customers and even providing interesting events so that all customers are interested in the project... but usually a project is very different in how to improve the project and they improve their projects according to their strategic and technological concepts.
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The amount of demand has a more significant impact on a coin, so even if a coin has a huge supply or even an unlimited one like Ethereum, as long as there's high demand, the coin's price will keep rising. I'm sure some strong reasons that boost demand include new technological innovations or specific events that make people interested in buying the related coin or token.
Even if your total supply is small or even extremely limited, if there's zero demand, the coin won't rise. Once again, the most crucial factor is demand. The parameters you mentioned are just supporting elements.
Zero demand only happens if the project is no value it won't rise because no one is interested in buying it but once the project has value and people are interested in that project and it becomes trending many people will buy it but there are lots of things they need to do before they were able to achieve it including the roadmaps and tokenomics of the project and how would they promote the project if they don't have enough visibility and the project is not interesting then it will never have a value.
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The value of a coin increases when there is a greater demand and the number of that coin become reduces so simple is that whenever quantity of a coin reduces then price increases. Other thing is that if there is a trend of certain coin increases then value of that coin increases so trend also play an important role in the success of a coin.
Ups and downs are common and normal occurring with every coin but as we see the value increasing more as compared to going down then it means that such coin will achieve greater value in short time. Like that of bitcoin which is most successful coin in crypto market but is still facing reduce price that does not means that it is losing value but that means that as lower it goes more it will go higher during Bull season.
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I believe when a coin is bought by buyers and that adds liquidity into it and due to that liquidity the value of a coin increases and so does its marketcap. Let's say a coin has supply of 1 million only and a few investors bought 800k of that coin and rest of the 200k are owned by the developer.
Now the coins won't go low in value unless one of the investors or the developer is willing to sell the coin at low value, and if demand of that coin increases and people are willing to buy that coin at high value then investors will sell out some of their holdings at high value and that leads to further increase of the value of a coin.
And the same scenario continues, it's just a simple example but you can get the point that how a coin increases in value overtime. When demand of a coin increases and its supply doesn't increase then the buyers will be happy to pay more money to purchase that coin because they believe that if they hold for sometime then they can make profit from it.
On inverse when demand of a coin drops and there are not enough buyers who are willing to purchase the coin at high values then such coins lose their value and then sellers who bought it at higher price as investors will sell the coin at low price and face some losses, and when other sellers see that a coin's value is dropping then they also start selling at low values so they won't huge %age because of that coin's drop of value.
+ I was going to answer but you've covered quite a bit of what can drive token price movements in the market.
I just summarize and add a few additional points:
Token prices fluctuate when investors are willing to pay more to buy or get less to sell. This means that token price fluctuations are only the result of investor psychological fluctuations. We can temporarily consider it in terms of supply and demand.
When the majority of investors really want to buy tokens (because they need to use it to pay transaction fees, stake to receive tokens, or expect its price to increase in the future), demand > supply and the token price will increase.
In the opposite case, demand < supply and the token price will go down.
In addition, the market is not completely independent, the participation of Market Makers has an important impact on token price fluctuations. MM is always ready to manipulate the market to create maximum profits for them.
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Cryptocurrency is growing due to high demand. If investors see value in a cryptocurrency and want to buy it, we will see a higher price.
Demand is one of the pillars of the equation, and without it, the rise in price is not healthy and is often accompanied by a correction, but if the price increases, the supply must be constant or decrease, otherwise the same increase in demand will be matched by the same or greater increase in supply, which will cause the price to decrease.
Generally, an increase in demand moves the price higher without regard to supply, but for a very short period of time.
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Demand and supply is the major factor that increase the value of a coin. This does not only apply to a coin but also to other commodities. When there is a high in demand and the available coin is limited, the price will get high. This is one of the reason why people fall for pump and dump, because when the dev pump in money, they will feel that it is people that are buying it, unknown to the investors, they will buy more and people will start rushing to buy, before they will be rug pulled. This is why when a big whale or an institution sells their bitcoin in large number, this will affect the price of bitcoin, just like what happened after the approval of bitcoin ETF, Graysclae started selling a lot of bitcoin that made the price to dump some days after the approval.
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In addition to the factors you mentioned, determining the price of a coin depends primarily on supply and demand, so increasing demand makes the coin valuable, but what increases demand for the coin?
There are many things that lead to increased demand such as scarcity, a good project that covers a real need in the market, a good #DevelopmentTeam that follows up on the development of the coin, avoids all the problems that can occur, and works on developing new features.
There are also other things related to blockchain such as scalability, speed, and low fees.
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The coin's value grows with its market capitalization. The price of a coin or token is determined by its market capitalization and circulating supply. When the numbers of those two rise, so does the price. The fundamental reason of the marketcap's upward and downward movements is demand and supply. When demand exceeds supply, the market capitalization grows, causing the price to rise.
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A value of a coin depends on it scarcity , it significance, a rare coin may increase due to it history or particular even like those on discord having a project for a token to be promoted. The value of a coin depends on the amount a buyer is ready to pay the coin and may based on other factors. Let me see you your own point of view?
Put it this way, a coin is been traded in any exchange where the team listed it and because it's an open market where everyone is allow to buy and sell. Now, the coins are usually limited in supply and some people will sell while other people will like to hold and some are been stake to make the supply less and high demand. Because of this low supply and high demand, people will be willing to pay any amount for the coins and that's how the value continues to increase until equilibrium point is reach where this demand is not high again.
Sometimes, this pump are natural because of the hype around the coin and sometimes they are manipulated by the whales and teams because the crypto market is not regulated and that's why these coins dump after the increased in price.
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The coin's value grows with its market capitalization. The price of a coin or token is determined by its market capitalization and circulating supply. When the numbers of those two rise, so does the price. The fundamental reason of the marketcap's upward and downward movements is demand and supply. When demand exceeds supply, the market capitalization grows, causing the price to rise.
we have to see that the registered market is a large market because the market also causes the value of the coin to increase, and there will be a lot of income or interest that contributes to the coin.
I saw that coins on the market often had halvings and I researched the coins that the news was good for the future of the coins, so when they heard the news everyone flocked to save them in the long or short term.
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A value of a coin depends on it scarcity , it significance, a rare coin may increase due to it history or particular even like those on discord having a project for a token to be promoted. The value of a coin depends on the amount a buyer is ready to pay the coin and may based on other factors. Let me see you your own point of view?
If the aim is to increase the value, then perhaps there are several things to consider and do:
- Strengthening its fundamentals with significant and sustainable development
- Strengthen the team so that they can always provide good news and be communicative with their community
- Monitor market movements and ensure that you always get good news
Even though this is not as easy to do as possible, it can be optimized at least in the first and second points.
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we have to see that the registered market is a large market because the market also causes the value of the coin to increase, and there will be a lot of income or interest that contributes to the coin.
I saw that coins on the market often had halvings and I researched the coins that the news was good for the future of the coins, so when they heard the news everyone flocked to save them in the long or short term.
Currently, there are not many coins that are halving; instead, they are doing burn allocations because too many coins are being created, so they have to burn a few percent of the coins or tokens they have to increase their price on the exchange. When other coins are halving, for me, it doesn't give a big increase. significant, whereas if Bitcoin halving, it would cause a very crazy price increase.
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A value of a coin depends on it scarcity , it significance, a rare coin may increase due to it history or particular even like those on discord having a project for a token to be promoted. The value of a coin depends on the amount a buyer is ready to pay the coin and may based on other factors. Let me see you your own point of view?
A coin's price increases due to its demand and popularity. If there is no demand for popularity I don't think the price of that coin will rise. Coins that are in high demand and popularity also have high prices. For example Bitcoin, Ethereum are more popular and demand is high among people and people are able to fulfill their needs with these coins in any way and whenever they can meet their shortage then the value of all these coins is increasing. But raising the price just for popularity and demand can be difficult in that case you must reduce the supply if the supply can be brought to order but cannot increase the value of the currency with more supply.
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the existence of demand but no supply may be what causes prices to increase and
The high value of an item or coin that we expect, perhaps this is an economic law that is ingrained in life in trade
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the existence of demand but no supply may be what causes prices to increase and
The high value of an item or coin that we expect, perhaps this is an economic law that is ingrained in life in trade
Yeah what you say is very appropriate because when the demand is higher but the supply is more limited and it is more difficult to get it, it will cause quite a big price increase as happened with the price of Bitcoin, at least by knowing the supply you can determine your choice.
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A value of a coin depends on it scarcity , it significance, a rare coin may increase due to it history or particular even like those on discord having a project for a token to be promoted. The value of a coin depends on the amount a buyer is ready to pay the coin and may based on other factors. Let me see you your own point of view?
The use case of a coin when it's really good and has potential will definitely be flocked by community investors. It is even better to build its promotion on various social media platforms. Second, the hype, when done well, is also a sure that can quickly attract investors.
Just like what happened with Pepe Coin, with the number of community investors who supported it, now we can see Pepe Coin almost in the majority top exchange, just one example of why it was included in the short period of time in the field of cryptocurrency.
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Pumping of money creates pumping of the community by prioritizing buying in bulk and longer, it is enough to last 20 hours in order to achieve an entry and thus create a large increase in price where the expected fall is avoided and the purchase continues, which leads to x20, x30 and x60 value increase.
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You might be right but I feels the value of a coin is depended on the scalability of investors adoptions because a coin can be scarce but it there is a poor demand then it is absolutely valueless. This is by even Bitcoin holds its potentials values on the scale of demands and supplies while the Alt and meme coins leans on making values on same notation and that is why they have to hype the Coin in a social network and as it goes so then Investors adopts the coin and as the more investors embraces the coin is so also the coin increases in values.
So I am saying the scalability of investors too matters on coins evaluability.
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Aside from Bitcoin, one of the best coins to take as great examples for value is Ethereum and Solana and based on their current price and the growth pattern they both already experienced we can see how they arrived and their future potential for more marketcap. Yes, growth is really centered on demand and without demand there is nothing that can push a coin to go up and thrive. As we had seen in the past, many crypto projects died a natural death all because the market saw no stable and expanding demand and they were mostly based on hypes that can, of course, worked initially but will later on falter terribly. So the next question is: How can a crypto platform make sure that there is a strong and growing demand for its coin? The answer is quite obvious: clear, concise and practical use-cases.
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A value of a coin depends on it scarcity , it significance, a rare coin may increase due to it history or particular even like those on discord having a project for a token to be promoted. The value of a coin depends on the amount a buyer is ready to pay the coin and may based on other factors. Let me see you your own point of view?
The value of a coin generally depends on the demand and its supply. Naturally if a coin is in short or limited supply and the project has utility then the coin will be in demand quickly and the price of the coin will continue to rise. If utility is high and supply is low, demand for that coin will increases significantly. The price of the coin tends to decrease the value of the coins that people are less interested, unlimited supply tends to decrease in value.