Yes. 2.77 Quadrillion IOTAs.
However, it's being traded in (Mega) IOTAs, or rather, a Miota, which is 1,000,000 IOTA.
IOTA cannot be broken into smaller pieces.
If you compare IOTA to BTC, because BTC can be broken down into .00000001, then there is only actually about 31% more "IOTA" than "Satoshi".
So where does this leave us?
Well, if IOTA were to ever hit market cap parity in $ amount with where BTC is at right now (it absolutely will, anyone saying otherwise need only look at the last 6 years of fucking haters saying BTC would never break $10), then a Miota would be worth ~$27. They are selling for only $0.60 as of typing this. That's a 45x ROI.
Now, the Internet of Things is going to be fucking massive. How massive? Tech industry leaders and execs expect the IoT market to be worth $2 Trillion by 2020, $5 Trillion by 2025, and $12 Trillion by 2030.
For the sake of argument, let's just say that IOTA handles 100% of the market for IoT related expenditures...
With a $2 Trillion market cap in 2020, 1 Miota (again, it's 1,000,000 IOTA, but Miota is the traded denomination) would be worth $722.
With a $5 Trillion market cap in 2025, a Miota would be worth $1,805.
With a $12 Trillion market cap in 2030, a Miota would be worth $4,332.
So yes, it could actually be the next Bitcoin as far as grabbing ridiculous ROI %s.