When I first saw a token priced at $0.001, I thought:
“This could easily go to $1 — and I’ll be rich.”
Spoiler: It didn’t. And it probably never will.
Let’s break down why low price ≠ good deal in crypto.
It’s Not About Price — It’s About Market Cap
A token’s price means nothing by itself.
What matters is market cap — the total value of all tokens in circulation.
Market Cap = Token Price × Circulating Supply
If a token has 1 trillion coins in supply, even a tiny price of $0.01 means it’s worth $10 billion — which is no small number.
Cheap-Looking Tokens Often Have Massive Supply
Memecoins love this trick: mint huge supply, price it super low, and hope people think it’s “undervalued.”
But growing a coin from $0.001 to $1 with billions in supply would mean overtaking Bitcoin’s market cap. Not happening.
What to Actually Look At
Total supply: How many tokens exist?
Market cap: What’s the real value?
Use case: Is this token even useful?
If it’s just hype and vibes, the price doesn’t matter — it’ll go where the crowd goes.
Final Thought
Don’t let a low number fool you.
Real value isn’t about price — it’s about what’s backing that price.
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