Can Shiba Inu Create Millionaires If SHIB Hits $0.0004 or $0.004? Google Bard Weighs In

Shiba Inu (SHIB) has reclaimed the $0.000009 level amid a wider crypto market recovery, sparking renewed debate around the token’s potential to create millionaires if it achieves ambitious price targets like $0.0004 or even $0.004.

AI chatbots like Google’s Bard have thrown their hats in the ring, outlining how much investors would need to commit today to become millionaires should SHIB realize triple- or quadruple-digit percentage gains.

While uncertain market conditions persist, SHIB continues to attract investor interest due to its history of explosive gains. After all, turning a $12 investment into $1 million seemed unfathomable before SHIB’s meteoric rise in 2021.

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However, replicating such enormous returns requires equally sizable rallies from today’s prices near $0.00000919. Specifically, SHIB would need to climb over 4,000% to reach $0.0004 or surge over 40,000% to hit $0.004.

With the debate heating up, we asked AI chatbot Google’s experimental Bard whether SHIB hitting either target could make millionaires akin to those who bet on the meme coin early.

Google Bard weighs in on making SHIB millionaires

Google Bard argued that more substantive investments would be necessary, noting that a $100 purchase today would fall incredibly short even if SHIB increased over 40 times to $0.0004. Such a rally would turn $100 into $4,300—hardly a millionaire-maker. Moreover, according to Bard, a 430-times return to $0.004 would generate just $43,000 from a $100 investment.

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ChatGPT provided slightly more optimistic projections using a $1,000 buy-in. Still, that would only appreciate to $43,000 at $0.0004 or $435,000 at $0.004—again missing the million-dollar mark.

Still, it’s important to note that the AI chatbots’ projections aren’t investment advice. SHIB reaching either price target remains highly uncertain. Rather, the exercise illustrates how the math behind turning hypothetical price spikes into life-changing wealth demands big upfront risks and plenty of luck.