A $3 coin isn't automatically cheaper than a $100,000 coin. 😂
Why?
Because the token price tells you almost nothing without looking at supply.
$SUI has a maximum supply of 10 billion tokens, while Bitcoin has a maximum supply of 21 million.
But comparing the number of coins alone misses the bigger picture.
The important calculation is:
Market cap = Price × Circulating supply
And when you analyze SUI, you also need to consider the tokens that haven't entered circulation yet.
Future unlocks can increase available supply and create selling pressure, especially when demand isn't growing at the same pace.
Still, unlocks aren't a guaranteed death sentence. Strong adoption, network activity, staking, and real demand can change the equation. ⚖️
The lesson?
Don't buy a coin just because its unit price looks small.
Study the supply, the valuation, and the release schedule before forming an opinion.
Tokenomics deserves more attention than hype. 👀📊
Not financial advice. DYOR and trade at your own risk. $SUI
Why?
Because the token price tells you almost nothing without looking at supply.
$SUI has a maximum supply of 10 billion tokens, while Bitcoin has a maximum supply of 21 million.
But comparing the number of coins alone misses the bigger picture.
The important calculation is:
Market cap = Price × Circulating supply
And when you analyze SUI, you also need to consider the tokens that haven't entered circulation yet.
Future unlocks can increase available supply and create selling pressure, especially when demand isn't growing at the same pace.
Still, unlocks aren't a guaranteed death sentence. Strong adoption, network activity, staking, and real demand can change the equation. ⚖️
The lesson?
Don't buy a coin just because its unit price looks small.
Study the supply, the valuation, and the release schedule before forming an opinion.
Tokenomics deserves more attention than hype. 👀📊
Not financial advice. DYOR and trade at your own risk. $SUI
