Everyone loves to say #Ethereum can’t cross $10K, let alone $20K — but here’s why that thinking might be short-sighted.
Yes, the basic price formula is simple:
Market Cap ÷ Circulating Supply = Current Price
That’s how we get the current ~$1,828 price, with a market cap of $220.77B and a circulating supply of 120.73M ETH.
Now, let’s say ETH hits a $1 trillion market cap. Simple math gives us a price of $8,285 — great, but not $20K… yet.
But here’s where the story changes.
#ETH is now deflationary, especially after EIP-1559. A portion of ETH is burned with every transaction, reducing total supply over time. If supply drops below 100M over the years, that same $1T cap gives us $10,000+ ETH easily.
Ethereum powers DeFi, NFTs, stablecoins, rollups, and now even institutional-grade staking. Its ecosystem is like AWS for crypto — and that gives it multiplicative value, not linear.
As real-world assets (RWAs), tokenized securities, and government-grade infrastructure move on-chain, Ethereum becomes the settlement layer of the future. If the entire world uses ETH as infrastructure, a $2T or even $3T market cap is not unthinkable in the long term.
So yes, based on basic math, $ETH at $20K sounds far.
But when you factor in deflation, expanding utility, shrinking supply, and network effects, $20,000 ETH becomes a matter of time, not imagination.
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Stablecoins, AI and real-world assets tokenization are trending, but wallets, crucial for interaction and storage, are overlooked and left unde discussed!
In 2023, over $1.7 billion was lost to hacks, mainly due to exchange vulnerabilities (source: Chainalysis). Crypto wallets are key to avoiding such losses.
They enhance security and control over digital assets, reducing hack risks. Decentralized wallets offer:
- Less exposure to centralized exchanges.
- Cold storage through hardware or paper wallets, protecting assets offline.
- Seed phrases for recovery, allowing access without relying on compromised parties.
📌 Crypto wallets like TrustWallet, Metamask, Rabby_io, zerion, Ctrl_Wallet and vultisig
store and manage cryptocurrencies, making them accessible to the public.
They secure assets, enable transactions, and simplify blockchain technology for everyday users, aiding mass adoption
Here are some recommended wallet categories to add with proper strategy to remain safu in the cryptocurrency space
Let’s get in 👇🏼
💳 A saving wallet on a different device or cold wallet to store your profits
Wallet-1) Main Retroactive Wallet: This is your primary wallet for tier 1 and other popular chains or projects interactions
Wallet-2) Testnet Wallet: Use this wallet for testing popular blockchains or projects.
Wallet-3) Testnet 2 Wallet: Reserve this wallet for unfamiliar projects on the testnet.
Wallet-4) Random Degen Wallet: Keep this wallet handy for random drops.
📌For Degens have 2-3 different trading bots for different trades differentiating bluechip memes from random memes to avoid being drained
To maximize security:
- Create another email address.
- Use that email address to create a separate new Twitter and Discord accounts.
For unfamiliar projects with Zealy or Galxe Quest that requires you to visit their website and connect wallet:
♻️Connect WALLET 3 to your Galxe account
♻️Add the new email,discord and Twitter accounts to it
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