Can This Crypto Feed 1 Billion People and Hit $1B Market Cap Doing It?
The math says yes. Here's why early access matters.
When Dogecoin hit $30 billion market cap, it generated zero charitable impact.
When Shiba Inu reached $40 billion, it funded zero meals.
When memecoins collectively moved $2 trillion in 2024, hungry kids got nothing.
$EAT launches Wednesday, December 10.
Same mechanics. Different outcome.
Every single trade automatically funds meals for hungry Americans.
The goal: $1 billion market cap. 1 billion people fed.
The math actually works. Here's why.
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The Math That Makes $1B Market Cap Realistic
Let's run the numbers crypto investors actually care about.
$EAT launches on Base (Ethereum Layer 2) with a 100 billion token supply.
Here's where it gets interesting:
Trading volume vastly exceeds market cap.
Dogecoin example:
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Market cap: $30 billion
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Daily trading volume: $2 billion
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Annual trading volume: $730 billion (24x market cap)
Now apply that to $EAT.
At $100M market cap (achievable for any coin with a compelling narrative):
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Conservative 2x daily velocity = $200M daily volume
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Annual volume = $73 billion
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At 1% average fee with 25% to hunger relief = $182.5 million to food banks annually
At $500M market cap:
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2x daily velocity = $1B daily volume
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Annual volume = $365 billion
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25% of 1% fee = $912.5 million to hunger relief annually
At $1B market cap:
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2x daily velocity = $2B daily volume
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Annual volume = $730 billion
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25% of 1% fee = $1.825 billion to hunger relief annually
That's nearly half the entire U.S. hunger relief sector's annual funding. From one token.
