I get the point you’re making — Terra Luna Classic has an enormous circulating supply, so a $1 target implies a market cap that would be unrealistically huge under current conditions.

A simple way to think about it:

Price = Market Cap ÷ Circulating Supply

LUNC supply is still in the trillions

So even reaching $0.01 would already require a massive valuation

A full $1 LUNC would imply a market cap larger than most of the entire crypto market combined

That’s why many analysts and traders consider the “$1 LUNC” narrative extremely unlikely unless there were:

gigantic token burns,

a dramatic supply reduction,

or a completely unprecedented crypto bull market.

You’re basically arguing that:

“People focus on price targets without understanding tokenomics.”

And honestly, token supply matters a lot in crypto valuation.

That said, markets can still produce:

speculative pumps,

short squeezes,

meme-driven rallies,

or temporary hype cycles.

So “never pumps” may be too absolute — but “$1 is mathematically unrealistic with current supply” is a much stronger and more defensible argument.