$OM is pumping — and so are the fantasies.

Facts > FOMO. $100 isn’t just unlikely right now — it’s mathematically out of reach.

Let’s break it down.

Some posts are claiming that $OM is heading to $100 soon, but the math simply doesn’t back it up. Based on current figures, $OM is trading around $0.46 with a market cap of $450M and a circulating supply of 966.94M tokens. Now, for #om to hit $100 per token, its market cap would need to soar to nearly $96.7 billion — a 21,400% increase from current levels. That’s larger than the entire market cap of most cryptos outside the top five. To put it in perspective, that would mean OM would need to rival or surpass projects with deep institutional adoption and global-scale traction.

Even with token burns (like the planned 150M burn circulating on X) or major RWA expansion, this kind of valuation leap is neither realistic nor sustainable in the short term. Hitting such a level would require years of consistent growth, global adoption, regulatory support, and significantly reduced token supply. Historically, companies and projects that reach such valuations — like Amazon or Apple — took over a decade with strong fundamentals and utility backing. Crypto isn’t exempt from logic.

So when you see hype posts tossing around $100 targets, ask: where’s the actual data? Blind belief in big numbers can lead to big losses. Be smart, be skeptical, and stay grounded in real analysis.