Someone asked when $JAGER could reach $0.01. Let's do the math first.

14.6 trillion tokens × $0.01 = a $146 billion market cap. That's bigger than the entire BNB Chain ecosystem's market cap, and also higher than Binance's own valuation. So this isn't just difficult—it's mathematically impossible.

What about cutting three zeros and aiming for $0.0000003? That would mean a total supply market cap of about $4.4 billion. It's not impossible, but it would take much more than a steadfast community—it would require burns to actually happen, exchange access to be restored, and people to keep buying.

Today I replied to a few JAGER posts on the Square, including one asking why it's so cheap. Cheapness is a matter of math, not valuation. With a total supply of 14.6 trillion tokens, looking at the unit price will always make it seem like a bargain; looking at the market cap shows a starting point of just a few million dollars.

I'm not calling a target price. Doing the math before getting in is more useful than following a map someone else has drawn.

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