$BTTC
BTTC is the token used to pay transaction fees when sending assets across blockchains such as Ethereum, BNB Chain, and TRON.
Because its function is to keep transaction costs low, the price of BTTC ideally should not rise too high. If it becomes too expensive, then the cost of sending assets also becomes high, and people may be reluctant to use the network.
Therefore, BTTC is designed to be stable and inexpensive, not for high price speculation like Bitcoin. However, if its usage increases, the price can still rise slightly in a reasonable manner.
But this does not mean it cannot rise at all—reasonable increases are still possible if adoption and transaction volume increase.
Estimated Fair Price of BTTC:
$0.0005 – $0.002 per BTTC
This is a range that is still acceptable to keep transaction costs low (like some other utility tokens, for example TRON or MATIC in their early days).
The fair price of BTTC, if it rises, must remain low because it is used for transaction fees. A reasonable range is around $0.0005 to $0.002.
If it goes above that, the cost of sending across networks could become too high, and people may be reluctant to use BTTC. So even though it can rise, the increase must remain limited to keep its function efficient.
