💡 You see a coin trading at $0.02 and think,
"If it just hits $1, I’ll be rich!" 💸

That’s the most common beginner mistake. 🚫

Because price alone doesn’t mean much.

What really matters? Market Cap. 📊

Market Cap = Price × Total Supply

For example:
If a token is priced at $1 with 100 million tokens, its market cap is $100 million. 💰

Now, if another token costs $0.001 but has 1 trillion tokens, that’s already a $1 billion market cap — 10× bigger! 🚀

So no, it’s NOT “cheap” just because it’s under a dollar. ❌

Why You Can’t Just Dream About $1 💭

You might think,
"This coin could hit $1 too."

But here’s the catch: to go from $0.01 to $1, the token might need billions in new money — sometimes more than Bitcoin’s entire market cap! 😲

Unrealistic? Often, yes.

How I Use Market Cap in Real Life 🛠️

1️⃣ To compare apples to apples.
A $500 coin might actually have a smaller market cap than a $0.01 token. 🍎🍏

2️⃣ To stay grounded.
I no longer fall for the “cheap coin” illusion — I ask how much capital needs to flow in. ⚖️

3️⃣ To find actual opportunities.
A small cap, solid project has more room to grow than a hyped giant. 🌱📈

Bonus Tip: Watch the Circulating Supply 👀

Some projects only have a portion of their tokens released.
When more unlocks, prices often dip. 📉

Always look beyond the surface. Read the tokenomics. 📚🔍

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