What if some coins were burned to reduce the value of the displayed pieces with the intention of raising the price.
Corie Bonett wUYc
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$PEPE If you think that $PEPE will reach 1 dollar easily, you are very, very wrong and live in a deep illusion. Let's talk in numbers.
The market value of the currency = the current currency price × the quantity of coins
That is, the current currency price = the market value of the currency / the quantity of coins offered
Currently offered from the currency
We will mention the current values of the currency for simplicity
The current market value of the currency = 3.56 billion dollars
The number of coins offered from the currency = 420.96 trillion dollars
If we divide them, you will get how much the currency is now
By applying the second equation
In order for the value of the currency price to be 1 pepe against the dollar
The numerator and denominator must be equal in the equation, that is, the market value must equal the number of coins offered, and this is impossible, my dear
In order for the price of Pepe to reach one dollar, it is necessary to provide one of the two conditions. The market value of Pepe rises to equal the coins offered from the currency, and in order for the value to reach The market value of Baby to $420.96 trillion needs light years because Bitcoin, the most expensive currency in the galaxy, has a market value of $1.35 trillion.
Or the quantity of coins offered from the currency decreases to a value equal to the market value of the currency
And in order for the coins offered from the currency to reach 3.56 billion
Can you imagine, my dear one living in an illusion, that 3.56 billion coins represent only 0.000845% of the total current coins, meaning that it is necessary to get rid of 99.9% of total baby pieces
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