Lately, there’s been a wave of posts claiming that Shiba Inu (SHIB) will cross $1 or “delete zeroes” overnight. While the idea of SHIB hitting such highs sounds exciting, let’s face it—these claims are pure hype, and traders need to be cautious.
The math alone tells us how unrealistic these promises are. For SHIB to reach $1, its market cap would need to skyrocket far beyond the combined market cap of all major cryptocurrencies. Even “deleting zeroes” would require extreme, unlikely gains in a short period—something that’s just not rooted in reality.
Most of these posts prey on the desire for fast gains, promoting an impossible goal that only adds to speculative risk. Instead of chasing hype, traders should focus on realistic, well-researched strategies and avoid falling for “get-rich-quick” promises.
Bottom line: If you see a post saying SHIB will reach $1 or delete zeroes soon, take it with a grain of salt—and think twice before buying into the hype.
