$SHIB $LUNC Shiba Inu (SHIB) and Terra Luna Classic (LUNC).
While it’s an exciting thought, the "Impossible" stamp in the first image is there for a very grounded mathematical reason. Here is a reality check on why hitting $1 is such a massive hurdle for these specific coins.
The Market Cap Problem
The biggest obstacle to a $1 price is Market Capitalization. Market cap is calculated by the formula:
Market Cap=Current Price×Circulating Supply
To see why $1 is difficult, let’s look at the numbers:
TokenApprox. Circulating SupplyMarket Cap at $1SHIB~589 Trillion$589 TrillionLUNC~5.4 Trillion$5.4 Trillion
For context:
The entire global GDP is roughly $100 Trillion.
Bitcoin’s all-time high market cap was around $1.3 Trillion.
Apple, one of the most valuable companies on Earth, is worth around $3 Trillion.
For SHIB to hit $1, it would need to be worth nearly six times more than all the money produced by every country in the world combined. That is why it’s widely considered mathematically impossible in its current state.
Is there any way it could happen?
There is only one realistic path to a $1 price: Massive Token Burning.
If the community and developers "burn" (permanently destroy) 99.9% of the supply, the price could theoretically rise because the tokens become scarcer. However:
SHIB: Even burning billions of tokens a week barely scratches the surface of a 589 trillion supply.
LUNC: Since the 2022 collapse, there have been burn taxes and community efforts, but it would still take decades at current rates to reduce the supply enough to make $1 feasible.
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