Market cap and number of available tokens are two completely separate concepts. Number of tokens is an arbitrary division of unit whereas market cap conveys value. You should not care about number of tokens other than as a guide to judge reasonable price targets derived from cap analysis. For example, if market cap is at 100 million and there are a billion tokens, that means every token is worth 10 cents. Now if you think the project is destined to be valued more like ETH, then its true market cap potential is 20 billion and so the target token price is $20. And, to answer your other question, I like these projects and think they show promise, if nothing else then for the novel technology and approach. Having said that, I am worried for their fund raising prospects because they are not doing a great job of marketing and many people do not realize the true value. So who knows... all I can do is try to inform...