SHIB's $1 Dream Faces Harsh Realities and Structural Developments.
Renowned figure in the crypto community, Davinci Jeremie, has made striking statements regarding the frequently voiced "1 dollar target" of Shiba Inu ($SHIB ) investors. Gaining fame for suggesting that Bitcoin could be bought for just $1 back in 2011, Jeremie emphasizes that it is mathematically impossible for SHIB to reach the $1 mark. He argues that such a price level is not only a dream but also a fantasy incompatible with global financial realities, insisting that SHIB's price potential must be evaluated in conjunction with token supply and global market size.
Why the $1 Target is Unrealistic.
According to Jeremie, if SHIB were to reach $1, the resulting market capitalization would be unprecedented. Given the current supply, SHIB achieving $1 would necessitate a market value of approximately $600 trillion. This figure even surpasses the total value of all financial assets globally.
Jeremie points out that such disproportionate predictions affect not only individual investor expectations but also the overall perception of the cryptocurrency market. He stresses that the frequently circulated claims of "SHIB will reach $1" are detached from reality, urging investors to focus on rational projections instead. He underlines that SHIB's price should be shaped by supply-demand dynamics and ecosystem developments rather than speculation.
Token Burns and Ongoing Technical Developments.
While the $1 target may be regarded as a fantasy, significant structural steps are being taken within the SHIB ecosystem. In the past 24 hours, the SHIB burn rate has surged by 401%, removing over 12 million tokens from circulation. This could lead to a more controlled rise in price due to the decrease in supply.
Although burn rates observed in March were significantly higher, current data suggests a shift toward a deflationary structure for the project.