For Shiba Inu (SHIB) to hit $1 per coin, given its current supply of 579 trillion coins and a market value of $10 billion, it would require a massive reduction in supply or a huge increase in market capitalization.

Here’s the breakdown:

1. Current Situation:

Supply: 579 trillion SHIB coins

Market value: $10 billion

Current price per coin: USD per SHIB coin

2. To reach $1 per SHIB coin:

If each SHIB coin is valued at $1, then the market capitalization would need to be:

\text{Market cap} = \text{Supply} \times \text{Price per coin}

\text{Market cap} = 579T \times 1 = 579 \text{ trillion USD} ] This means the total value of all SHIB coins would need to reach $579 trillion, which is far larger than the entire global economy.

What needs to happen for SHIB to hit $1:

1. Massive supply burn: If the supply is drastically reduced through a burn (e.g., reducing the supply to a few billion coins), it could increase the value of each remaining coin.

2. Unprecedented demand: A huge influx of investment and demand would need to flood the market, which is highly unlikely at the current supply levels.

In short, SHIB hitting $1 without a major supply reduction is practically impossible due to the required market capitalization being far too large.