Shiba Inu Coin and Pepe's "zero removal" rumors ignite the crypto world, but what is the truth?
Shiba Inu Coin (SHIB) and Pepe (PEPE) have sparked excitement with rumors of removing all zeros! Opening social media, everywhere are shouts of "SHIB is going to $1!" "PEPE is about to take off!" But let's be honest, is this true or false?
We need to stay calm. So far, neither the SHIB nor the PEPE teams have officially said this. Cryptocurrency rumors spread faster than the wind, but until there is official confirmation, we need to be rational.
Saying we will remove zeros is not that simple. It requires a major move to "burn" a large number of tokens to reduce supply. This isn't something that can happen overnight; it takes time and planning. Moreover, even if there are fewer tokens, the price won't necessarily skyrocket; it depends on whether the market accepts it.
When it comes to price, simply reducing supply won't make it rise. It relies on real-world usage and demand. If SHIB and PEPE have no practical use, no partners, and aren't utilized in the real world, then the price won't easily sustain long-term increases. Speculating might earn some quick money, but for long-term value, it relies on a solid ecosystem and real applications.
For SHIB and PEPE, community support is crucial. When the community comes together and gets excited, prices can soar. But if there’s only excitement without actual support, such a rise won't last long.
Everyone dreams of "SHIB reaching $1" or "PEPE soaring high," but reality is not a fairy tale. Removing zeros is not as simple as pushing a button; for prices to rise, it requires multi-faceted efforts.
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