Most cryptocurrencies have a fixed quantity therefore a limited supply. For example we will have a maximum of 21 million Bitcoin.
Limiting the total supply of an asset is often an attempt to create scarcity and value. However, if there is no demand, the value of the asset remains low. Cryptocurrencies with the lowest circulating supply demonstrate that scarcity and value are not always correlated.
We can mention Yean Finance (YFI), Digix Gold Token (DGX), Omni (OMNI), Obyte (GBYTE), Chrono.tech (TIME), Altcoin (ALT) and Pluton (PLU).

TOKEN WITH SMALL SUPPLY
I think Yearn Finance (YFI) is known a little by everyone: in the boom DEFI made a lot of talk about itself because in about a week it jumped from $ 0 to over $ 5,000 (it registered + 7600% in 24 hours!).
The total supply is only YFI 30,000. It was also listed on Binance in August with a further 30% increase.

Among the assets with the lowest current offer is Digix Gold Token (DGX), of which the total supply is 120,400 DGX. The value is still good: $ 50.
The team says this asset is backed by physical gold, DGX tokens are created on an as-needed basis when investors buy.
An obvious case of very low supply and very low value is Altcoin (ALT). With a total market cap just over $ 2,000, the scarcity of Altcoin (ALT: 134,063) apparently created no value ($ 0,017).

Chrono.tech (TIME), on the other hand, was designed with a supply of 710,113 tokens and today's value is just over $ 2.
The speech changes with Obyte (GBYTE). Formerly known as Byteball, we have a maximum supply of 1 million worth $ 27. With Pluton (PLU) it already rises towards 20 million (value? Almost 16 dollars).

COMPOUND AND MAKER
Compound (COMP) and Maker (MKR) should obviously be mentioned among the largest and best known. Compound (COMP) was designed for a maximum supply of 10 million and is currently worth around $ 150.
Maker (MKR) along with Chainlink and Ether is key to the creation of the Dai stablecoin.
MKR are just over 1 million and today's value is just over $ 600.