Circulating Supply and Growth Rate:
Current Circulating Supply: 960 trillion tokens.
Growth Assumption: You’re estimating an increase of 1 trillion tokens per quarter, reaching saturation by Q3 2031 with a total supply of 990 trillion tokens.
Realistic Growth: Such an increase in circulating supply might sound feasible over time, but this assumes that the market can absorb the additional tokens without significant price dilution. Cryptocurrencies with huge token supplies often face challenges in maintaining price stability unless there’s strong demand or deflationary mechanisms (like burns) to offset the supply increase.
Price Increase and Market Cap:
Price Increase: For $BTTC to reach $0.01 from $0.0000114 by 2031, the price needs to increase by $0.0003333 per quarter for 30 quarters.
Market Cap Assumption: You estimate that the market cap would need to grow from approximately $1.1 billion to $9.9 trillion during this period.
Feasibility of Market Cap Growth: A $9.9 trillion market cap would place $BTTC in a very rarefied position—higher than that of Bitcoin at its peak. This would require an extraordinary level of global adoption and market demand. While the cryptocurrency market has seen explosive growth in the past, such a large market cap may be difficult to reach unless the entire crypto ecosystem grows significantly, or $BTTC gains a significant and unique utility.
Token Burn Mechanisms:
Impact of Token Burns: Token burns can help reduce the circulating supply, which would put upward pressure on the price if demand holds steady or increases. If a substantial portion of tokens is burned, this could accelerate the price increase, potentially bringing the price target of $0.01 within reach more quickly than the linear model you presented.
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