1. PEPE
Supply: ~420 trillion tokens
Market capitalization requirement for $1: A circulating market value of $420 trillion would be necessary—far beyond Bitcoin or global GDP, thus essentially impossible under current conditions.
Short-term outlook: While hype may drive prices, without major burns, it won't even reach $0.01.
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2. Floki (FLOKI)
Supply: ~9.6 trillion tokens
Market capitalization for $1: ~$10 trillion—unrealistic.
Potential: With active development in games, DeFi, NFTs, and marketing efforts, it could reach $0.001 in a strong bull market—but $0.50 or $1 remains unattainable.
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3. Shiba Inu (SHIB)
Supply: ~589 trillion tokens (40%+ burned so far)
Market capitalization for $1: Would require hundreds of trillions in valuation—economically impossible.
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Realistic potential: With Shibarium and burns, $0.0001 to $0.001 could be within reach during rallies—but no higher.
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4. Bonk (BONK)
Supply: ~70–90 trillion tokens
Market capitalization for $1: ~$70–90 trillion—out of the question.
Best-case scenario: As Solana's meme coin, it could see gains of 10×–50× during hype cycles—but $0.5–$1? Not realistic.
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5. BOB (Build on BNB)
Reported supply: Conflicting data—CoinMarketCap says ~420 trillion tokens for a market cap of $15M; another source suggests ~1 billion supply valued at ~$0.44 each.
If the supply is really low (~1B): $0.50 or $1 per token could be theoretically viable.
Reality check: It would still need a viral push, utility, and sustained adoption to support such a valuation.
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✅ Summary
Under current supplies, $1 or even $0.5 for PEPE, Floki, SHIB, or BONK is basically impossible.
BOB may have a mathematical chance if its supply is truly small—but that's a big 'if.'
Among all options, meme coins are extremely volatile, driven by hype and speculation—more akin to betting on lottery tickets than investing.
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🔍 Conclusion: None of the listed meme coins have a realistic chance of reaching $0.50–$1, given their enormous supplies. BOB could be the exception if it truly has a low supply—but that comes with high uncertainty and extreme risk.
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