Great start to what I hope to be a rewarding conversation for both of us.

If we compare with ETH, (and I do think ADA will become the next ETH, and perhaps even replace it altogether), total ADA supply is more than 322 times that of ETH, which, at current prices, would put a $2.95 ADA price at par with ETH. Even if we subtract the little over 5 billion from its total supply and go with current supply, ADA would be at par at $3.53. I think ADA is a true 3.0 coin, but the supply is what it is. Of course, it could become overvalued to reflect that possibility. On the other hand, one could argue that ETH should be valued 3 1/2 times more in order to be at par with BTC. Remember, BTC was at $5,800 when I wrote this post . . . so we could extrapolate a current fair value of ETH at $3,321.00 and of ADA at $12.35 or so . . . and, again, it could become overvalued as well. I don't know about triple digits though. That would almost put it on the modern industrialized currency level. Not saying that can't happen. Somewhere along the line somebody will do it, so why not Cardano?