Which Meme Coins Could Actually Hit $0.50 or $1?
1. PEPE
🔸 Supply: ~420 trillion tokens
🔸 For $1: It’d need a $420 trillion market cap—more than global GDP. It's not happening.
🔸 Reality: Even $0.01 is a stretch unless there's a massive token burn. Short-term pumps are possible, but don’t expect miracles.
2. Floki (FLOKI)
🔸 Supply: ~9.6 trillion tokens
🔸 For $1: ~$10 trillion market cap—completely unrealistic.
🔸 Outlook: Strong community, real projects in DeFi, gaming, and NFTs. It might hit $0.001 in a bull market—but $0.50 or $1? No chance.
3. Shiba Inu (SHIB)
🔸 Supply: ~589 trillion (40%+ already burned)
🔸 For $1: Still needs a multi-hundred-trillion dollar market cap—economically impossible.
🔸 Upside: With Shibarium and continued burns, $0.0001 to $0.001 is possible during major rallies, but don’t expect more.
4. Bonk (BONK)
🔸 Supply: ~70–90 trillion
🔸 For $1: Would require $70–90 trillion market cap—completely out of reach.
🔸 Best-case: As Solana’s meme coin, 10×–50× gains in hype cycles are possible, but $0.50–$1? No way.
5. BOB (Build on BNB)
🔸 Supply: Confusing—CoinMarketCap says ~420 trillion tokens (with a $15M cap), but some sources suggest ~1 billion tokens.
🔸 If the true supply is ~1B: Then, $0.50–$1 could be possible in theory.
🔸 Caveat: Would still need massive adoption, hype, and real use cases. Risk is very high.
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Bottom Line
None of the big-name meme coins—PEPE, FLOKI, SHIB, or BONK—have a realistic shot at $0.50 or $1 due to their enormous supplies.
BOB is the only one that might have a chance if it really has a low supply—but even then, it would take serious momentum and luck.
Reminder: Meme coins are high-risk, hype-driven plays. Treat them more like lottery tickets than serious investments.
