Aaron Arnold, the founder of Altcoin Daily, thinks that Shiba Inu reaching one cent by next year is nearly impossible. Honestly, numbers suggest it’s a tough goal to achieve.
With a circulating supply of over 589 trillion tokens, Shiba Inu’s market cap would need to surpass $5.89 trillion for the coin to hit one cent. To put that into perspective, that’s more than twice the current market cap of all digital assets combined!
Aaron Arnold recently shared his insightful views on X, urging cryptocurrency enthusiasts to align their expectations with practical realities.
According to Arnold, a critical mistake rookie crypto traders make is failing to integrate market capitalization into their price predictions, thereby ignoring a vital component that significantly influences an asset’s valuation and potential for growth, which can ultimately lead to unrealistic goals and disappointment.
To drive home his point, Arnold referenced the popular meme cryptocurrency Shiba Inu (SHIB), noting that some enthusiasts naively expect the token’s price to skyrocket to $0.01 next year, assuming that such a surge would instantly transform their relatively small investments into life-changing windfalls.
Interestingly, beyond novice crypto enthusiasts, some influential market analysts have made bullish predictions for SHIB’s future. Notable figures like Jason Williams, a renowned Bitcoin author, suggest that SHIB could skyrocket to $0.05 by next year, far exceeding the oft-cited $0.01 target.
Arnold countered these optimistic forecasts, categorically dismissing the notion that Shiba Inu could reach $0.01 next year, deeming it “literally impossible” due to the immense market capitalization required to support such a valuation.
Shiba Inu’s $0.01 Dream Vs Reality of Market Capitalization
Shiba Inu’s market value stands at $0.00001734, with a staggering circulating supply of approximately 589.27 trillion tokens, translating to a market capitalization of around $10.22 billion.
However, if the cryptocurrency miraculously reaches the $0.01 price point, its market capitalization would skyrocket to an astonishing $5.893 trillion, representing a monumental 57,667% increase.
Arnold’s skepticism emphasizes that forecasting a 57,667% growth surge for Shiba Inu, already valued at over $10 billion, within a mere 12-month period is unrealistic. This level of exponential expansion defies conventional market dynamics, underscoring the need for tempered expectations and cautious analysis.
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Although Shiba Inu experienced an extraordinary 884,400% rally during the post-halving phase of the previous cycle, its market capitalization still only peaked at approximately $45 billion in October 2021.
This historical context underscores the enormity of the current expectation for Shiba Inu to reach $5.895 trillion, highlighting the unlikelihood of such a monumental growth surge.
Shiba Inu’s current valuation in the billions and its established investor base render further upward momentum increasingly difficult. Unlike its early days, when its market capitalization was merely thousands of dollars and had fewer holders, the meme coin now faces stiffer competition and greater market scrutiny, making significant rank advancements more arduous.
Shiba Inu Team Member Remains Optimistic
Lucie, a Shiba Inu development team member, has expressed optimism about the cryptocurrency’s potential, with Lucie specifically predicting that SHIB could reach $0.01. Notably, Lucie’s forecast does not come with a definitive timeline, particularly not tied to next year, but rather positions the $0.01 target as an achievable long-term goal for Shiba Inu.
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