Hi guys,
I see many of you reading in forums things like 'Dogecoin will hit $10 in a couple of years', 'Antshares will become the next ETH' ... . You see many things but their is a way for you to find out about how much a coin realistic can go.. First of all here is an image of the world's money into perspective..
Now i know some of you don't know how to count the value of a coin. It's very simple actually.. Check the image beneath..
$39,558,598,118 = the market cap
If you divide that by the circulating supple which is 16,413,675 BTC you become the value at that moment = $2410 for 1 bitcoin
Lets say we want to see how much the market cap must become before Ripple has 1$ per Ripple value.
The market cap @ this moment =
$10,071,400,817 / 38,291,387,790 = $0.263020
$40.000.000.000 / 38,291,387,790 = $1.044
This was easy because you could also multiply the 0.26 * 4 but this is just an example. The bigger the circulating supply the harder it is for a coin to gain in large amount of money. Also the above example is not 100% correct. The circulating supply gets higher each day/week/year... untill it reaches his maximum ( which you see on the image above ).
For many this is basic knowledge but its a good guideline i think to see what kind of potential some coins have. Some coins need like a trillion market cap to get to 1$. Is it realistic that 1 altcoin can get to that 1$ with a market cap of 1 trillion?? Compare with the images and see what is realistic as up to today.