Some people buy a currency based on its price, while the market value of the currency is more important than its price. For example, a currency worth $100
Some people buy a currency based on its price, while the market value of the currency is more important than its price.
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Three coins cost $100 and have a market value of $100 million.
If its market value reaches one billion, it will have achieved 10 times its value, so its price will be $1,000.
While the currency is worth one dollar and its market value is 50 billion
If its market value reaches 100 billion, it will have only doubled once, so its price will be 2 dollars.