2026-01-16 01:23:52

After repeatedly verifying the data, the figure of hundreds of trillions of US dollars is indeed astonishing. I checked the total market capitalization of the US stock market, and currently the entire US stock market's total value is only about 58.6 trillion US dollars.

Then I went back to look into the financing history of a certain leading company. During the Series C financing in 2021, the valuation was 20 billion. The current market consensus is that the valuation is in the range of 30 to 40 billion, which in USD is approximately 4.3 to 5.7 billion dollars.

This is quite outrageous. How exactly is the figure of hundreds of trillions of US dollars calculated? What logical basis is it built on? I find it a bit hard to understand.

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UnluckyValidator

· 01-19 01:16

Hundreds of trillions? How is that calculated? Is someone just making things up again? This number is completely outrageous, bigger than the entire US stock market. Wake up, everyone. A leading company went from 20 billion to just a little increase now. How did it become hundreds of trillions? Who are they fooling? Compared to the total market cap of US stocks, this valuation is just absurd. It feels like someone is just telling a story.

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SandwichDetector

· 01-18 19:41

Trillions? Probably just a few zeros off in the calculation; this number is almost magical in its absurdity. Wait, does this logic even make sense? I feel like I've been duped. Valuation jumps from 20 billion to 40 billion and they dare to boast about a trillion? That leap is truly incredible. Even the US stock market's 58 trillion is like this; a trillion is aiming for the sky. I just want to ask how this is calculated; I really can't understand. Such data sounds ridiculous; I feel it needs to be verified before I can believe it. Maybe it's just that crypto circle's magic number tricks; anyway, I didn't get it. Talking about a trillion so confidently—where are the details? Give me a formula. It looks like someone is playing word games between ambition and data. This number is so虚 (虚 can mean虚假, false, or虚幻,虚幻,虚幻的, illusory), it feels like a science fiction about finance.

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ForkThisDAO

· 01-16 01:52

Quadrillions? This number is made up; the entire US stock market isn't even worth that much. Jumping from 20 billion to a quadrillion, which genius mathematician came up with such a bold claim? I really can't understand this logic. Who gave the guts to report such numbers? Stories in the crypto world are always ten times more outrageous than reality, which is reasonable. Is it possible that it's just fabricated data used to fool newbies? Did they get the units mixed up? The term quadrillion itself is quite ridiculous. The US stock market is less than 60 trillion; how can a single project break through the sky? It's another back-of-the-envelope valuation, the Web3 community's most skilled activity.

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NFTRegretter

· 01-16 01:49

Hundreds of trillions? Bro, this number is so outrageous that I even doubt if some media outlet is making it up. The entire US stock market is only 58.6 trillion. Where does this hundred trillion come from? It can't be calculated based on dollar devaluation, right? Such data really needs to trace back to the source; otherwise, it's just clickbait to harvest traffic.

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GlueGuy

· 01-16 01:46

Trillions? How is that estimated? The numbers are so outrageous. --- Wait, bigger than the total US stock market? That logic doesn't quite add up. --- It feels like someone is creating a concept, more hype than substance. --- 300 billion to a trillion, how many zeros are missing in between? Haha. --- I've seen this data too, really can't understand how it's derived. --- The valuation and actual market cap are so far apart, who would believe that?

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SmartContractPhobia

· 01-16 01:27

Hundreds of trillions? Probably just some big influencer making up stories again. This number is really outrageous. The entire US stock market is only 58 trillion, and it's been surpassed? I damn near laughed out loud. What kind of divine valuation logic is this? Could it be calculated based on dreams? Either they can't do math or they're deliberately fooling people. I really don't get it.

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