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How to use the market cap & FDV calculator

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Translate price × supply into size metrics so FDV overhang and float are visible when you read tokenomics. Use this guide when a token page quotes price but not clear FDV. Follow the steps below, then open the matching CryptonicTools page. Avoid supply definitions disagree across sites.

Compute circulating market cap and fully diluted valuation from price and supply inputs.

By Nadeem Ahmed·Co-founderUpdated 2026-09-09Methodology
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Translate price × supply into size metrics so FDV overhang and float are visible when you read tokenomics.

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Purpose

Translate price × supply into size metrics so FDV overhang and float are visible when you read tokenomics.

When to use it

  • A token page quotes price but not clear FDV
  • You compare circulating cap vs fully diluted
  • You are reading vesting unlocks
  • You want a quick size sanity check

How to use it

  1. Enter price and supplies. Use circulating and total/max supply carefully.
  2. Read market cap and FDV. Note the gap when unlocks remain.
  3. Cross-check dilution. Open dilution/vesting tools when cliffs loom.
  4. Remember liquidity. Cap ≠ how easily you can trade size.

Benefits

  • FDV vs float clarity
  • Pairs with dilution tools
  • Educational for tokenomics readers
  • Free calculator

Pitfalls to avoid

  • Supply definitions disagree across sites
  • FDV assumes today’s price on future supply
  • Ignores treasury unlock behavior
  • Not valuation advice

Market cap is a starting point

Use cap and FDV to ask better questions about float and unlocks, then check liquidity and slippage before sizing.

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Updated 2026-09-09. Educational only — not financial advice.

Frequently asked questions

What will I learn in “How to use the market cap & FDV calculator”?+

Compute circulating market cap and fully diluted valuation from price and supply inputs. You will walk through Enter price and supplies, Read market cap and FDV, Cross-check dilution, when the tool helps, and how to avoid common mistakes.

When should I work through “Enter price and supplies” in this calculator guide?+

Start here when a token page quotes price but not clear FDV. Begin with “Enter price and supplies,” then open the free on-site tool so you can practice the same workflow without creating an account.

What is the main payoff of “How to use the market cap & FDV calculator” — and the biggest math pitfall?+

Benefit: FDV vs float clarity. Pitfall: Supply definitions disagree across sites. CryptonicTools is informational only — confirm fees and fills on your venue, and read the Methodology page for how rates and formulas work.

Practice in the Market Cap & FDV Calculator — free, no account.

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