The price of a cryptocurrency is determined by dividing its market cap by the total supply of tokens.

When a token has a high supply, it requires a larger market cap to increase the value of each token.

For example, if there is only one token and the market cap is $100, the value of that single token would be $100. However, if there are 100 tokens with the same market cap of $100, the value of each token would be $1.

So if you’re investing in a token like ADA that has a large token supply, it requires an enormous amount of money (market cap) to get to $1000 which is trillions of dollars to reach that evaluation.