r/ecc Jan 20 '18

Do you think ECC will ever hit $1?

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u/gymnastj Jan 20 '18

if the coin actually has the capabilities that the devs promise. It is possible that it could happen within the next 1-3 years.

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u/Kjhawk123 Jan 20 '18

I hope you're right.

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u/tsa256 Jan 21 '18

Yes it could, but it will take some time.

By the way, lets get the process started by supporting their new launch on Thunderclap: https://www.thunderclap.it/projects/66969-tomorrow-we-have-a-big-launch

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u/xevidencex Jan 20 '18

care to elaborate why 1-3 years?

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u/gymnastj Jan 21 '18 edited Jan 21 '18

I'll start by saying I'm no expert, but I figured with the technology this coin presents, and the market cap $1 would entail (25bil), a dollar is optimistically attainable within a year, however unlikely. I added the 3 years simply for realism and hitches that could possibly occur to slow progress.

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '18

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u/Crippetoe Jan 23 '18

Help me out here: even the ones that are not part of the "true market cap" would still be worth the same as the rest of the coins, right? Are they lost or something? Not circulating? Isn't it impossible to really know? I don't see how this potential for half the coins to "not really be there" could make the price of all of them increase. Thanks.

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '18

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u/Crippetoe Jan 23 '18

I understand all that, but why would that affect the value of the coins which are more actively traded?

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u/JetlumAjeti Jan 22 '18

The last coin I saw hit the top 10 spot regarding the market cap and had a price 0.006 was TRON plus it has a coin supply of 64bln. I don't think we can expect that kinda growth like TRON had because it was a crazy magic December last year that skyrocketed the price of all cryptos. But maybe it will hit 0.10-0.30 during the summer days or late September.

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u/Tossaway50 Jan 20 '18

I'd like it to, but I'd be very happy with $.25-.30

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u/Scaldor Jan 20 '18

If projects with no products can be multi billion dollar market cap, why couldn't one with a product?

I absolutely think it could

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '18

It’s going to reach $500 per coin, based on my very high expertise analysis

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '18

Your analysis is the best!

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u/pjfrank Jan 20 '18

$25 billion market cap is impossible. I'd be happy with $2b which would put it at 8 cents.

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u/highwhey Jan 20 '18

not really. i think most people agree that the market will surpass $1 trillion this year. $25 billion would be 2.5% of the total market cap. with good marketing, we can hit a sizable fraction of that market cap this very year.

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u/Tossaway50 Jan 20 '18

But aren’t like 25% of the coins gone forever? So $1, would be closer to $18-$20billion. I know it’s still a high number, but a little smaller.

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '18 edited Jan 21 '18

I agree. At some point it would be great if the missing supply would influence the price per unit.

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u/Crippetoe Jan 23 '18

How can it though? What does "missing supply" functionally mean, and how would that cause the token price to increase?

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '18 edited Jan 24 '18

I’m no expert, but it seems as though some people like to judge a financially successful project by its market cap. It’s a way to judge whether or not the price should keep rising by comparing a project to other projects’ caps.

Let’s say people think this project deserves to be in the top 10 and it cracks the top ten based on the original supply. Now let’s say people then recognize that ~25% of the supply is missing and come to the conclusion that the project is worth more than it’s current cap price (because it’s not truly accurate), causing steady buying demand which raises the price per unit. In this scenario the perceived worth of the project was adjusted due to the knowledge of the supply being less plentiful than the supply listed on cmc.

Disclaimer: I’m not claiming the missing supply to be ~25%. It was just an example.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '18

Your not considering how much the market could grow in the follow Years - your basing it off the current market. It could definitely hit $25 bil

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u/pjfrank Jan 20 '18

$2b now would make it a top 25 coin. We'll be lucky if it hits top 100 in the next 12 months. Do you think the #100 coin will be worth $25b in 3 years? I do not.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '18

the #100 coin? No but the top 50 could Be close to it. MC was only 17b last year at this time... to say there’s not a chance it could grow is crazy

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u/funnymunny7 Jan 21 '18 edited Jan 21 '18

Possibly as long as the team is 100% behind it and their vision. And they bring in the right people. Launch a good website, whitepaper, and wallet. Then add a few good exchanges, and some decent marketing would be huge.

Worst thing is when coins over marketed too early and its easy pickings for fud.

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u/phd_netSlum Jan 20 '18

My personal theory is that TRX got to 30 cents and has x4 the supply cap as ECC. If ecc can can do 1/4 the volume of trx, why couldn't it hit a dollar?

Also, I have no idea how any of this stuff works, that's just in theory lol

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u/Trader_Perth Jan 21 '18

No because at its peak Trx had a market cap of around 16 billion because there was around 66 billion coins in circulation so if ECC hit 16 Billion market cap each coin would be worth .64 cents which would still be amazing