No, Stellar is not a PoW coin. Can stellar lumens reach $100? That is highly unlikely as it would mean a price increase of 1500x over the current levels. Assuming the BTC/XLM ratio stays the same, it would mean bitcoin is at $12.5 million per coin. :)
No, Stellar is not a PoW coin. Can stellar lumens reach $100? That is highly unlikely as it would mean a price increase of 1500x over the current levels. Assuming the BTC/XLM ratio stays the same, it would mean bitcoin is at $12.5 million per coin. :)
No, Stellar is not a PoW coin. Can stellar lumens reach $100? That is highly unlikely as it would mean a price increase of 1500x over the current levels. Assuming the BTC/XLM ratio stays the same, it would mean bitcoin is at $12.5 million per coin. :)Not quite a correct calculation, exactly behind the bitcoin rate is almost no coin, the price of coins depends on the popularity and use, and popularity today plays a major role, if the team from stellar will invest in the right PR, the price can easily reach even your 100 dollars).
It can happen at any time to all coins when someone makes a statement about the coin wanting to reach 100 USD.--if the team from stellar will invest in the right PR, the price can easily reach even your 100 dollars).
You're correct that the price of a cryptocurrency is influenced by various factors, and popularity is indeed a significant one. Projects with strong community support, effective marketing, and real-world use cases often attract more attention and demand.No, Stellar is not a PoW coin. Can stellar lumens reach $100? That is highly unlikely as it would mean a price increase of 1500x over the current levels. Assuming the BTC/XLM ratio stays the same, it would mean bitcoin is at $12.5 million per coin. :)Not quite a correct calculation, exactly behind the bitcoin rate is almost no coin, the price of coins depends on the popularity and use, and popularity today plays a major role, if the team from stellar will invest in the right PR, the price can easily reach even your 100 dollars).
No, Stellar is not a PoW coin. Can stellar lumens reach $100? That is highly unlikely as it would mean a price increase of 1500x over the current levels. Assuming the BTC/XLM ratio stays the same, it would mean bitcoin is at $12.5 million per coin. :)
talking about prediction, I think we should realize.
seeing current XLM price is $ 0.135, I don't believe it will reach $ 100 for the next few years. But I don't know what happen at the coming future.
that right , XLM will not reach 100$ in 3-9 years. because I see that XLM is not very updated in terms of technological innovation, in contrast to SOL where there are always new projects being offered, such as test nets for new networks, they are not even available on StellarThe point is that XLM has a total supply 50B, that's why it is impossible to reach 100$.
The point is that XLM has a total supply 50B, that's why it is impossible to reach 100$.Yeah, currently the total circulating supply of XLM is about 30B tokens. If 1 XLM = $100, XLM total cap would be $3T, 1.5 times the current total crypto market capitalization.
if the supply is decreasing, it is probably it will be affect the price
Honestly, XLM also good for development, the team works well but mostly new project using SOL because the transactions is very fast
This is almost impossible because the crypto market is still very small and there are many more potential projects than Stellar.Exactly mate. It is impossible to hit $100.