Some friends in the crypto community are dreaming of hitting $1 — or even $0.50 — by 2025 or 2030. While optimism is great, it’s time to test the reality with cold, hard facts. Here’s why such a prediction might be more of a fairy tale than an achievable goal. 👇
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Fact #1: Calculating Market Value
To reach $1 per $BTTC, the market cap (MC) would need to reach $968.25 trillion. Let’s put that into perspective:
🌐 Current global market cap of cryptocurrencies: $3.32 trillion.
🌟 Bitcoin market cap: $1.2 trillion.
💰 Current market cap of BTTC: $1.07 billion.
Even if we think of $1 per BTTC, the market cap would need to exceed the total wealth of the world (yes, you read that right) by more than twice the amount.
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Fact #2: Total World Wealth
The UBS Global Wealth Report 2023 estimates the total wealth of the world at $454.4 trillion. This includes the combined wealth of individuals, businesses and governments worldwide.
🚫 Achieving a market cap of $968.25 trillion is not only unrealistic, it is mathematically impossible given the constraints of the global economy.
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Fact #3: Burning the codes won't save the day.
Some claim that burning tokens can be as low as $1, but let's clarify:
🔥 Total circulating supply: 968.25 trillion tokens.
🔥 Burn Scenario: If 99.9% of tokens are burned, reducing the supply to one trillion tokens, the cryptocurrency's market cap would still need to reach $1 trillion per token to reach $1.
Even Bitcoin, the undisputed king of cryptocurrencies, has only achieved a market cap of $1.2 trillion after years of dominance and adoption. Comparing that to $1.2 trillion is far from realistic.
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Conclusion
Despite the growth potential, the $1 per coin price prediction is not based on reality. Instead, let’s focus on what is achievable:
✔️ Reasonable price increases driven by adoption and use case development.
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