user15040: In the Netherlands, it was just in the news the e-gulden was launched.
Before we got the Euro (€) we had that currency in our country.
An E-gulden (EFL) is currently 50 EFL = €1,50
But is there for any cryptocurrenty a limit? Or could the creators just create as many as they like? 
I know that Bitcoin has a maximum coin limit.

user5406: E-Gulden has a limit of 21 Million.
Most, but not all cryptos have a limit, for example DogeCoin recently announced that there would be a minimum reward of 10,000 doge for every block after the previously announced reward schedule was supposed to end.

15040: <p>In the Netherlands, it was just in the news the e-gulden was launched.
Before we got the Euro (€) we had that currency in our country.</p>

<p>An E-gulden (EFL) is currently 50 EFL = €1,50</p>

<p>But is there for any cryptocurrenty a limit? Or could the creators just create as many as they like? </p>

<p>I know that Bitcoin <a href="https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/161/how-many-bitcoins-will-there-eventually-be">has a maximum coin limit</a>.</p>
 5406: <p><a href="https://e-gulden.com" rel="nofollow">E-Gulden has a limit of 21 Million.</a></p>

<p>Most, but not all cryptos have a limit, for example DogeCoin recently announced that there would be a minimum reward of 10,000 doge for every block after the previously announced reward schedule was supposed to end.</p>
