🔥 Cryptocurrency dreamers, wake up—stop dreaming of landing on the moon and use your brains! 🚨 Every bull market sees the emergence of prophetic figures predicting overnight riches. From "PEPE to $1" to "XRP to $1000," these outrageous price predictions always garner a lot of likes—and then reality always quietly collapses. If you want to distinguish between hype and rationality, listen to these unvarnished truths. Supply is crucial. Bitcoin's model cannot be copied from other tokens. BTC has a total supply cap of 21 million—this is its inherent finiteness. In contrast, internet meme coins like XRP (100 billion) or PEPE (trillions) are completely different: to reach such high prices, either an astronomical market capitalization would be needed, or almost all tokens would need to be burned. This is not optimism—it's fantasy. Don't confuse belief with fundamentals. Of course, Bitcoin faced skepticism in its early days. It's a different project with a different economic model. Comparing Bitcoin's early prospects to internet meme tokens or high-supply altcoins ignores the real differences in supply, use cases, and institutional fit. Point out the fallacies—but also impart knowledge. If someone says, "XRP will reach $1,000," ask yourself: What is the implied market capitalization? Where is the demand coming from? How much supply needs to be reduced? If the answer relies on burning 99.99% of the supply or unlimited retail FOMO (fear of missing out)—that's not a plan, just wishful thinking. Practical advice: Verify supply and market capitalization before believing price predictions. Understand the token's utility and institutional demand (not just hype). Only diversify and adjust positions after assessing actual upside potential. Point out the fallacies—and help people distinguish them. Stop blindly worshipping unfounded bull market fantasies. Cryptocurrency rewards conviction and rigorous thinking. Use your brain—don't just look at the number of followers. 🧠🔥 #CryptoReality #XRP #PEPE #CryptoLogic $XRP {spot}(XRPUSDT)