Correct you are over supply kills the price just like PEPE

$BTTC Let us clarify things in simple terms with numbers, with different assumptions for burning (reducing) the supply of BTTC.
To increase the price of the currency.

Basic data:

Current supply of BTTC: approximately 990 trillion coins (990,000,000,000,000).

We want to know the price that the currency could reach if a large portion of the supply is burned, assuming that the target market cap is reasonable.

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Different scenarios:

1. Burn 90% of the supply

Remaining supply: 99 trillion BTTC

If the market cap reaches 99 billion dollars (almost the current market cap of Bitcoin):

Price = 99 billion / 99 trillion = 0.001 dollars (one-tenth of a cent)

2. Burn 99.99% of the supply

Remaining supply: 99 billion BTTC

With the same market cap of 99 billion dollars:

Price = 99 billion / 99 billion = 1 dollar

Here, reaching 1 dollar only becomes theoretically possible

3. Burn 99.999% of the supply

Remaining supply: 9.9 billion BTTC

If the market cap were only 10 billion dollars:

Price = 10 billion / 9.9 billion = 1.01 dollars

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Conclusion:

For BTTC to reach 1 dollar, at least 99.99% of the supply must be burned.

This requires a clear plan from the developers to implement the burn process, and this has not been officially announced yet.

This is not a recommendation; profit and loss in cryptocurrencies are fraught with risks.