Anyone who is even remotely serious about looking at a token is going to look at Market Cap (MC). The price of the token is âirrelevantâ except in the sense of whether there is potential upside.
The upside here from $1 price is what - back to $300 and even then this gets us maybe to a $1B cap. I consider this unrealistic. Put the price around a penny via a 30-100K split and then at least the penny token players can look this over with some real eyes to how to pump it to $1. People like to be able to buy not just 1 or 100 but 1000-100,000 of something. It isnât logical but psychological.
I have traded markets with everything from pink sheet stocks to BRK-A and B. There is something that messes with your head when you are trading something that is a fraction < 1, and stuff between 1-50. I personally preferred to trading things in lots of 100 which meant that I stuck with certain prices. This was also true of options. it also makes math easy.
Right now to trade $1000HNY you are basically trading 3.x HNY. At $100 this is .3HNY.
Sure if the price is $1 then one can trade 100, or 1000 - so in that sense a 1000 multiplier works. But imagine if the price ends up at 30. 100 US again is 3.x and 1000 us is 3x
These just are numbers that will cause certain kinds/sizes of traders to be turned off.
Like I said 30-100K or nothing. Go big or go home. This fascination with $1 means nothing - zilch in the cryptoworld. In fact for the most part it is bad for HNY to split there. Either donât split it at all (and focus on scarcity which hasnât helped us at all btw) or split it into a penny token so all the speculative players can look and think - we might be able to pump this. Things that cost < $1 and in particular < .01 look like high potential gainers and with an outstanding of around 1B tokens vs. 10, 100 or 1000B this looks even more do-able. There are so many shit coins worth 100-300M with 1-100B outstanding it isnât funny.
I find it more likely with positive news HNY going from .003 to 1 than from 1-300 or 300 to 100000