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$Here’s the latest on the #CardanoDebate:
Cardano’s token ADA recently dropped about 6% after a heated community discussion over a proposed $100 million allocation from the treasury to boost stablecoin liquidity . The price fell from around $0.688 to a low near $0.625 before recovering to roughly $0.64, signaling both panic selling and opportunistic accumulation .
At the heart of the debate is Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson’s suggestion to gradually convert 140 million ADA into stablecoins—or even Bitcoin—through over-the-counter or algorithmic execution (like TWAP) to deepen DeFi support . While Hoskinson calls fears of price impact a “false narrative,” critics—including prominent influencers—warn that announcing such a move publicly invites front-running, increasing downside risk to $0.50 if execution isn’t discreet .
Meanwhile, Cardano’s on‑chain governance is also under scrutiny over budgeting frameworks such as the Net Change Limit (NCL)—a cap on annual treasury withdrawals. The community just approved a 350 million ADA cap for 2025, overruling conservative proposals in the name of ensuring sufficient funding while stressing the importance of transparency .
Other recent developments show institutional and community dynamics shifting: ADA was included in Nasdaq’s crypto index on June 10, sparking a +3% gain, and large holders accumulated over 170 million ADA in late May . But network scaling—TPS capacity and actual delivery on upgrades like Leios, Hydra—remains a concern, despite theoretical capacity promising—adding further tension
#CardanoDebate
Cardano’s token ADA recently dropped about 6% after a heated community discussion over a proposed $100 million allocation from the treasury to boost stablecoin liquidity . The price fell from around $0.688 to a low near $0.625 before recovering to roughly $0.64, signaling both panic selling and opportunistic accumulation .
At the heart of the debate is Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson’s suggestion to gradually convert 140 million ADA into stablecoins—or even Bitcoin—through over-the-counter or algorithmic execution (like TWAP) to deepen DeFi support . While Hoskinson calls fears of price impact a “false narrative,” critics—including prominent influencers—warn that announcing such a move publicly invites front-running, increasing downside risk to $0.50 if execution isn’t discreet .
Meanwhile, Cardano’s on‑chain governance is also under scrutiny over budgeting frameworks such as the Net Change Limit (NCL)—a cap on annual treasury withdrawals. The community just approved a 350 million ADA cap for 2025, overruling conservative proposals in the name of ensuring sufficient funding while stressing the importance of transparency .
Other recent developments show institutional and community dynamics shifting: ADA was included in Nasdaq’s crypto index on June 10, sparking a +3% gain, and large holders accumulated over 170 million ADA in late May . But network scaling—TPS capacity and actual delivery on upgrades like Leios, Hydra—remains a concern, despite theoretical capacity promising—adding further tension
#CardanoDebate
Market Overview
Broad U.S. markets slid on Friday, with the Dow dropping ~1.8% (~770 points), the S&P 500 down ~1.1%, and the Nasdaq off ~1.3%, largely driven by escalating tensions in the Middle East after Israeli strikes and Iran’s retaliation .
Oil surged ~7–8%, reaching around $73–75/barrel, thanks to fears of disruption in the Strait of Hormuz .
Investor behavior: Despite geopolitical jitters, there was minimal flight to safety—Treasury prices edged lower, the dollar remained steady, and investors leaned into risk assets like AI stocks and meme plays.#IsraelIranConflict
#Apple
#Tesla
Broad U.S. markets slid on Friday, with the Dow dropping ~1.8% (~770 points), the S&P 500 down ~1.1%, and the Nasdaq off ~1.3%, largely driven by escalating tensions in the Middle East after Israeli strikes and Iran’s retaliation .
Oil surged ~7–8%, reaching around $73–75/barrel, thanks to fears of disruption in the Strait of Hormuz .
Investor behavior: Despite geopolitical jitters, there was minimal flight to safety—Treasury prices edged lower, the dollar remained steady, and investors leaned into risk assets like AI stocks and meme plays.#IsraelIranConflict
#Apple
#Tesla
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PEPE and Shiba Inu hitting $1 in the foreseeable future is extremely unlikely. Here's why:
PEPE (Pepe Coin)
Price range in 2025:
Forecasts put it between $0.0000069–$0.0000331, with averages near $0.0000198 .
Long-term outlook:
Some optimistic forecasts see it reaching $0.000014–$0.000024 by 2025;
Jump to $1 would imply a +9 million % increase—an astronomically unrealistic leap .
Summary: Analysts agree PEPE's ceiling lies in the tens of thousandths of a dollar, not whole dollars.
Shiba Inu (SHIB)
Forecasts for coming years:
Expected to be in the range of $0.000013–$0.000065 in 2025 .
Long-term projections peak around $0.0076 by 2030 and maybe $0.0176 by 2040—still far from $1 .
Tokenomics barrier:
With ~590 trillion SHIB in circulation, $1 per token implies a market cap of ~$590 trillion—well beyond the scale of the entire crypto market (≈$2–3 trillion) .
Summary: Even bullish forecasts cap SHIB far under a cent; $1 is virtually impossible.
#shiba⚡
#PEPE
PEPE (Pepe Coin)
Price range in 2025:
Forecasts put it between $0.0000069–$0.0000331, with averages near $0.0000198 .
Long-term outlook:
Some optimistic forecasts see it reaching $0.000014–$0.000024 by 2025;
Jump to $1 would imply a +9 million % increase—an astronomically unrealistic leap .
Summary: Analysts agree PEPE's ceiling lies in the tens of thousandths of a dollar, not whole dollars.
Shiba Inu (SHIB)
Forecasts for coming years:
Expected to be in the range of $0.000013–$0.000065 in 2025 .
Long-term projections peak around $0.0076 by 2030 and maybe $0.0176 by 2040—still far from $1 .
Tokenomics barrier:
With ~590 trillion SHIB in circulation, $1 per token implies a market cap of ~$590 trillion—well beyond the scale of the entire crypto market (≈$2–3 trillion) .
Summary: Even bullish forecasts cap SHIB far under a cent; $1 is virtually impossible.
#shiba⚡
#PEPE
Israel-Iran clash delivers a fresh shock to investors. History suggests this is the move to make.
Initial market reaction: Spike in oil prices and a drop in S&P 500 futures followed Israel’s strikes on Iran, but markets quickly retraced—futures recovered from session lows, and gold eased from its highs .
Historical pattern: The IMF notes that while geopolitical shocks typically trigger modest overall losses (~1% monthly), emerging markets often drop around 5% during military conflicts.
Encouragingly, markets tend to rebound within a month after the initial sell-off .
Sectoral impact: Energy stocks generally profit from oil price hikes, whereas energy-dependent industries can suffer.
Broader economic factors—such as consumer sentiment, earnings, and trade developments—resume control soon after the dust settles .
Expert takeaway: Deutsche Bank research highlights that such geopolitical events tend to create short, sharp shocks lasting only weeks.
Historically, taking on geopolitical risk through buying-the-dip has been a sound strategy .
Phase Market Effect
Immediate shock Oil spikes, stocks drop
Short term (weeks) Risk premium fades; markets rebound
Tactical insight Buying the dip post-shock often pays off
#IsraelIranConflict
#TrumpTariffs
#GOLD
#bitcoin
#OilMarket
Initial market reaction: Spike in oil prices and a drop in S&P 500 futures followed Israel’s strikes on Iran, but markets quickly retraced—futures recovered from session lows, and gold eased from its highs .
Historical pattern: The IMF notes that while geopolitical shocks typically trigger modest overall losses (~1% monthly), emerging markets often drop around 5% during military conflicts.
Encouragingly, markets tend to rebound within a month after the initial sell-off .
Sectoral impact: Energy stocks generally profit from oil price hikes, whereas energy-dependent industries can suffer.
Broader economic factors—such as consumer sentiment, earnings, and trade developments—resume control soon after the dust settles .
Expert takeaway: Deutsche Bank research highlights that such geopolitical events tend to create short, sharp shocks lasting only weeks.
Historically, taking on geopolitical risk through buying-the-dip has been a sound strategy .
Phase Market Effect
Immediate shock Oil spikes, stocks drop
Short term (weeks) Risk premium fades; markets rebound
Tactical insight Buying the dip post-shock often pays off
#IsraelIranConflict
#TrumpTariffs
#GOLD
#bitcoin
#OilMarket
Shiba Inu (SHIB)
Currently at about $0.0000118–0.0000120, down ~6%‑8% in the past 24 hours on $350 million+ volume .
Over the past month and year, SHIB retraced roughly 26–47%, underperforming broader crypto markets .
Forecasts from CoinCodex and Changelly indicate:
Mid‑June: may dip further to ~$0.0000117 before recovering
July bounce toward $0.0000154 (≈ +46%) .
Autumn‑winter forecasts predict $0.00002–0.000023 (up 70–100%) by late 2025 .
Currently at about $0.0000118–0.0000120, down ~6%‑8% in the past 24 hours on $350 million+ volume .
Over the past month and year, SHIB retraced roughly 26–47%, underperforming broader crypto markets .
Forecasts from CoinCodex and Changelly indicate:
Mid‑June: may dip further to ~$0.0000117 before recovering
July bounce toward $0.0000154 (≈ +46%) .
Autumn‑winter forecasts predict $0.00002–0.000023 (up 70–100%) by late 2025 .
Pepe (PEPE)
Trading around $0.0000108 – $0.000011, down about 11–12% today on significant turnover (~$1.7 billion) .
Technical indicators suggest it's testing a support zone near $0.000012; if this holds, it could bounce toward $0.0000132–$0.0000138 .
Changelly forecasts a ~18% dip more by June 14 before potentially turning bullish .
Long‑term outlook from Binance consensus:
**+5% in 30 days**, stabilizing around current levels
A 20‑year vista could reach $0.000014 by 2030 .
Trading around $0.0000108 – $0.000011, down about 11–12% today on significant turnover (~$1.7 billion) .
Technical indicators suggest it's testing a support zone near $0.000012; if this holds, it could bounce toward $0.0000132–$0.0000138 .
Changelly forecasts a ~18% dip more by June 14 before potentially turning bullish .
Long‑term outlook from Binance consensus:
**+5% in 30 days**, stabilizing around current levels
A 20‑year vista could reach $0.000014 by 2030 .
Bitcoin (BTC) is trading around $105 k, down about 1.8% intraday, clinging to a range between $103 k and $108 k .
Ethereum (ETH) has pulled back ~7% to $2,543, hovering between $2.47 k–$2.77 k, amid profit-taking and mixed sentiment .
Binance Coin (BNB) is down about 1.8% at $654, yet trading volumes are healthy (~$1.9 bn), supported by Binance-specific initiatives and strong DEX activity .
Ethereum (ETH) has pulled back ~7% to $2,543, hovering between $2.47 k–$2.77 k, amid profit-taking and mixed sentiment .
Binance Coin (BNB) is down about 1.8% at $654, yet trading volumes are healthy (~$1.9 bn), supported by Binance-specific initiatives and strong DEX activity .
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