Quote from: NatureMoves on March 08, 2021, 12:43:55 AM

I see some crazy numbers being thrown around, one is an Ethereum coin going to 100k in 2030. How can you tell if a price prediction is too high in relation to market cap? Some people say some coins cannot hit a certain market cap. How can you tell if a market cap value is too much for a certain coin? I understand that there are coins where there are great number of circulating supply, but why can't they reach trillions in market cap?

I think Ethereum won't cost that much. Because:
1) Its emission is unlimited (unlike Bitcoin, for example). This already makes the value of the coin lower;
2) The transaction fee is already high;
3) You need to come up with something even better than smart contracts to raise the price;
4) Statistics (judging by the charts before this, the Ethereum chart should not rise to such heights by 2030. Maximum, $ 10,000. But this is my opinion)

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