$SHIB vs $DOGE — same $200, completely different math.
Most traders chase price, but smart money studies supply, market cap, and upside potential. That’s where the real difference starts to show.
$SHIB looks “cheap” because of its massive supply, but that same supply allows a small percentage move to translate into meaningful gains for early risk-takers. A tiny shift in price can have an outsized impact when you’re holding millions or billions of tokens.
$DOGE, on the other hand, is established, liquid, and widely recognized. But at this stage, it needs a lot more capital and a strong market-wide hype cycle to deliver the same multiple returns again.
$200 in SHIB means massive quantity and sensitivity to small price moves.
$200 in DOGE means stability, but limited upside unless momentum returns hard.
This is why during bull cycles, low-cap or high-supply assets attract aggressive capital. It’s not hype — it’s probability and math.