$Jager
A supply of 14.6 quadrillion makes the idea of $1 unrealistic — that’s not bullish thinking, it’s ignoring basic market math.
Price is always a function of supply and demand. With such massive supply, even small price increases require huge liquidity. A $1 valuation would imply a market cap far beyond what’s feasible in any cycle.
That doesn’t mean it can’t move — it can. But those moves are typically:
• Short-lived, driven by hype
• Fueled by temporary liquidity spikes
• Lacking strong structural support
📊 Trading Approach:
• Entry: On momentum spikes with clear volume
• Targets: Focus on quick percentage gains, not unrealistic price levels
• Stop Loss: Keep it tight — reversals happen fast
Understanding supply is key. Ignoring it and chasing hype is how traders get caught on the wrong side.
