- If SHIB pumps 115% or 200%, you would need $465,000 or $334,000 to turn it into $1 million.
- If you use 5X or 10X leverage, this estimated capital could drop to $94,000 or $34,000.
The craze of turning meme coins into millions of dollars isn’t going away anytime soon. It should maintain strong meme-coin narrative dominance through at least 2024.
So how much should you flip? Shiba Inu (SHIB) In millions?
Most analysts expect a market rebound in early 2025. After that, we expect a pause until the summer, followed by another rebound in the third and fourth quarters of 2025 before the cycle peaks.
Assuming they are right, SHIB’s two bullish targets are the March high of $0.00004567 and the 2021 high of $0.00008854. If the targets are met, there is a potential rally of 115% and 315% respectively.
Source: SHIB/USDT, TradingView
SHIB How much do you need to become a millionaire?
What happens if SHIB fails to hit new highs in 2021? What is the next conservative goal we can collaborate on?
The next major target could be $0.00006958, according to the Fibonacci trend tool, which tracks September lows and March highs. If you reach it, you can see potential profits of over 200%.
Source: SHIB/USDT, TradingView
So, if SHIB rises 115% to the March high or 200% to the key Fib level, how much would you need to invest to convert SHIB to $1 million?
Assuming the price bounces off the trendline support (white) and is currently at the $0.00002205 level, you would need less than $500K to make $1M. For a 115% pump, you’d need to invest $464,799 now to turn it into $1 million.
On the other hand, if SHIB rises 200%, you would need $333,102 to win $1 million. This only applies to unleveraged spot markets.
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If you choose 5X leverage in the futures market, the required capital can be reduced to approximately $93,000, and if you choose 10X leverage, it can be reduced to $34,000.
These estimates exclude trades, slippage fees and liquidation risk that may increase your losses or liquidate your entire capital if the market goes against your position.