Just because a coin’s value is $0.00001 doesn’t mean it has room to reach $1
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This post is particularly for those who have little to no idea about Market Cap.
People new to crypto often fall prey to the shillers offering millions of tokens at just $10 or so. The boom of dogecoin and it’s peers have just added fuel to the sale of memecoins which are often scams or rugpulls. Even if they aren’t, that doesn’t mean it’s a good investment.
The value and room for growth of any Cryptocurrency is determined by it’s Marketcap. The market cap of a token is calculated by multiplying the value of one coin into the total supply of the coin.
If a coin has the value of $0.0001 a piece and the market cap of $100 billion and you buy a million tokens thinking it’ll make you a millionaire someday, you are WRONG! This token will NEVER go to $1. For it to reach $1 the market cap of the crypto would have to be $1 Quadrillion Which is IMPOSSIBLE! Even Bitcoin, the OG, doesn’t have that marketcap.
That being said, while checking the marketcap is important,if the token is deflationary you should check the minimum supply it will have in the future and then calculate it’s highest possible growth.
If there is something I need to add or correct, please comment it.
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