Yes, I appreciate your perspective. It's realistic and quite accurate. Look at the coins that are rising strongly, they all have low trading volume, very low, and a widely accepted ecosystem!

$SHIB
To assess the possibility of #Shiba Inu (SHIB) reaching $1, let's break down the key points from the image and consider some crucial factors:

Key Data Points:

1. Current Price: $0.00002552

2. Market Cap: $15.07 billion

3. Circulating Supply: 589.26 trillion SHIB

4. Total Supply: 589.51 trillion SHIB

Implications:

1. Market Cap Calculation at $1:

If SHIB were to reach $1, the market cap would be:

\text{Market Cap} = \text{Price} \times \text{Circulating Supply}

\text{Market Cap at $1} = 1 \times 589.26 \text{ trillion} = 589.26 \text{ trillion dollars}

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589.26 trillion dollars is significantly higher than the entire global cryptocurrency market cap, which is currently around $1.3 trillion (as of late 2023). This figure is not realistic with the current supply.

2. Supply and Demand:

The massive supply of SHIB is a significant obstacle. To reach $1, either:

Drastic supply reduction (burning tokens) is needed, or

The project would require unprecedented global adoption and utility.

3. Historical Context:

The highest recorded price of SHIB was $0.00008845 in October 2021, during a peak market cycle. Even at that peak, it didn’t come close to $1.

Conclusion:

Highly improbable under current conditions for SHIB to reach $1 due to its extremely high circulating supply. For this to happen:

1. Massive token burns would need to significantly reduce supply.

2. Utility and adoption would need to increase exponentially.

3. It would require a market cap far beyond any seen in the crypto space.

SHIB’s community and developers often emphasize token burns, which could help, but realistically, $1 remains a distant possibility without drastic changes.