Before predicting the $BILL listing price check the math first.

I’m seeing people say $29 per token…
Some even claiming $2,000 per token.
Let’s be realistic.

Total supply = 10B

If $BILL launched at $29 the market cap would be $290B.

That would make it bigger than $SOL or $BNB and close to Ethereum.

And $2,000?
That would push the market cap into the trillions.

Not realistic for a new project.

So why are some people seeing high prices on DEX previews?

Because of low liquidity pool math.

When liquidity is tiny the UI can show crazy prices that are not real market value.

The real price will only appear when real liquidity and trading volume come in after listing.

Let’s look at a more realistic scenario.

Total supply: 10B
Circulating supply: 2.3B (23%)
The key factor is FDV (Fully Diluted Valuation).

The project raised $30M from VCs like
Billions network polychain coinbase vencher

That usually implies a $100M–$150M valuation, and many tokens launch around 1–2x that FDV.

So realistic ranges could look like this:
$100M FDV → $0.01 per BILL
$200M FDV → $0.02 per BILL

More optimistic scenario:

$300M FDV → $0.03
$400M FDV → $0.04
Strong market:

$500M FDV → $0.05

If hype + big exchange listings happen:

$700M FDV → $0.07
$800M FDV → $0.08
$1B FDV → $0.10

So instead of dreaming about $29 or $2000, a more realistic launch range could be:

~ $0.02 – $0.05

Now think about airdrop expectations.
If price = $0.03

You would need about 33,000 tokens to reach $1,000

If price = $0.04
You would need about 25,000 tokens for $1,000

Just simple math.