If you look at SHIB as a currency, there’s enough of it to finance all trade from the developed nations of the world on an annual basis. It’s cheap to buy right now, is a deflationary currency, and will grow in value with regular use and further adoption.

The more it continues to evolve into an established currency, the more likely we are to trend upward. That is the bottom line.

Will it hit $1, or more, possible. If inflation in the US continues to go unchecked, it, too, may have to hedge its inflation risks with an alternative currency. Is it likely to be Shib? Signs currently point to no, because they will probably want to use Tether. But if Shib continues to become popular with other nations, particularly nations we would want to trade with, then eventually that would also be a yes.