It would but unless we're talking about complete economic collapse there's a bottom to it - Apple's real estate, intellectual property, inventory, brand, etc. a

It would but unless we're talking about complete economic collapse there's a bottom to it - Apple's real estate, intellectual property, inventory, brand, etc. all cost something. Even if we completely discount all future earnings (which assumes again Apple never earns a cent - doesn't look plausible unless there's total collapse of the industry). This means there would be people that would be willing to buy at that bottom price - of course, the opinions of people at which price is the bottom would differ, but it's unlikely - again, barring full collapse of the economical system - there won't be any. With virtual coins, the bottom is literally zero. It is completely plausible that one day just nobody wants to buy $CRAPCOIN at any price. If for BTC there's probably always be some market (one has to pay the ransomware and buy drugs somehow ;) for novelty coins there's no reason to have any hard bottom, and thus no real downwards limit to "capitalization".