It's quite silly that someone who doesn't know the absolute basics or trading, is in charge of money.
It doesn't matter if you have 100,000 coins or 1 coin, if the first coin is $1 per coin and the second one is $100,000 per coin, right?
What matters is the Supply.
If there's 100 A-Coins valued at $1 each, that means a $100 market cap.
If there's 100,000 B-Coins valued at $0.001 each, that means a $100 market cap.
So these two A and B-coins are valued exactly the same, however, you can buy far more A-Coins with $100 than you can buy B-Coins, right?
But that doesn't matter, since you still hold a certain % of the supply.
The only thing that matters is the percentage gain.
Example:
Buy 0.000235 Bitcoin for $2,35 when Bitcoin is $10,000 each.
Buy 1 IOTA for $2,35 when IOTA is $2,35 each.
if Bitcoin suddenly is worth $20,000 each, your 0.000235 Bitcoin is now worth $4.7. 100% gain.
If IOTA suddenly is worth $4.7 each, your IOTA is worth $4.7. 100% gain.
It doesn't matter what the individual price is, all that matters is the percentage increase.
I might have described it in a stupid way, but the point is that it doesn't matter "how many" you got of anything, really, it does not matter what so ever if all you do is planning on holding.
Find good projects, invest into them, hope their market cap increases.
This is maybe why so many people buy things like Ripple.
XRP is only $0.89 each! Maybe one day, XRP could be $100 each?
No! There are 39,178,259,468 XRP in circulation.
This means that if XRP was $100 each, that'd be a $3.9 TRILLION dollars market cap.
The entire crypto market all together is currently $450 billion market cap.
Also, make sure you look into the total supply, who holds it, when it's released etc-
Bitcoin's total supply is 21 million. Circulating currently: 17 million. Mining creates more Bitcoin up until 21 million.
Ripples total supply is 99 billion. Circulating currently: 40 billion. So, at some point, all those 99 billion might be circulating, and $100 each would mean a $9,9 trillion market cap for a single crypto.
(not meaning to hate on Ripple, sure one day might be $100, but don't just go after individual price because it's honestly absolutely irrelevant).
When looking at a project, look at the market cap.
Dogecoin: $0.005254 each
Circulating supply: 114,295,192,743
Market cap: $600,530,945
If Dogecoin were to increase by 200x (i.e a $1 investment would now be $200)
then the market cap of Dogecoin would be $114,295,192,743.
This would place Dogecoin above Ethereum.
Is the technology offered by Dogecoin likely to be valued above Ethereum?
No. Therefore, $1 is not likely.
However, a new bullrun could surely bring up a lot of unecessary coins to be highly valued, and where $114b would be perhaps spot 10, who knows?
but just don't care about individual price, it's very stupid
It doesn't matter what the individual price is, only percentage gain.