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Make upcoming supply increases visible so FDV and float stories are not hand-waved.
Launch Supply Dilution Impact →Purpose
Make upcoming supply increases visible so FDV and float stories are not hand-waved.
When to use it
- A vesting cliff or unlock calendar approaches
- You compare FDV vs circulating narratives
- You stress-test “price holds while supply rises”
- You read tokenomics before sizing
How to use it
- Enter current supply and price. Align definitions with the explorer or token page you trust.
- Add unlock or issuance amount. Use the unlock you are studying — not every future emission at once unless that is the question.
- Read dilution impact. See illustrative per-unit effects under the tool’s assumptions.
- Cross-check FDV and vesting. Open market cap / FDV and vesting calculators for the full picture.
Benefits
- Unlock awareness before headlines
- Pairs with FDV tools
- Educational tokenomics aid
- Free local model
Pitfalls to avoid
- Markets price unlocks early
- Treasury sales ≠ automatic float
- Supply definitions conflict across sites
- Not price prediction
When dilution math helps vs misleads
Helpful for order-of-magnitude float changes. Misleading if you assume constant market cap while supply jumps — buyers and sellers renegotiate price. Use the tool as a scenario, then check liquidity and slippage.
Worked example and mistakes
If circulating supply rises 10% and you assume constant cap, illustrative price pressure is ~9% lower per token — markets may move more or less. Common mistake: double-counting already-circulating team tokens.
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Updated 2026-09-18. Educational only — not financial advice.