Does a coin that costs only a few cents necessarily mean it’s cheap?
To judge whether a coin is expensive, look at its total market cap or FDV—that is, the unit price multiplied by the supply. Don’t look only at the price of one coin.
PEPE has a total supply of about 420.69 trillion, while SHIB’s initial total supply was 1 quadrillion. Their low unit prices are mainly because their supplies are enormous.
When managing your position, the most important thing to keep in mind is this: don’t assume there’s more room for a coin to rise just because “one coin costs only a few cents.” Check its current total market cap first.
$PEPE 0.0₅392（-6.89%）
#PEPE
To judge whether a coin is expensive, look at its total market cap or FDV—that is, the unit price multiplied by the supply. Don’t look only at the price of one coin.
PEPE has a total supply of about 420.69 trillion, while SHIB’s initial total supply was 1 quadrillion. Their low unit prices are mainly because their supplies are enormous.
When managing your position, the most important thing to keep in mind is this: don’t assume there’s more room for a coin to rise just because “one coin costs only a few cents.” Check its current total market cap first.
$PEPE 0.0₅392（-6.89%）
#PEPE