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Crypto market cap calculator

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"This hits $1" and "it will flip ETH" are claims about market cap. Enter the circulating supply and the market cap in the claim to see the price it implies; add today's price to see how large the move would be.

Enter the supply and the claimed market cap

Commas, spaces and K, M, B or T (thousand, million, billion, trillion) are allowed.

For "if it had X's market cap", enter X's market cap.

Adds the current market cap and the size of the claimed move.

Adds the fully diluted value at the implied price.

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Try an example

A token with 589 trillion in circulation at a $10 billion cap A token with 20 million in circulation at a $1 billion cap

The implied price

$0.00001698

Price per token at a market cap of $10,000,000,000.00 (≈ 10 billion) with 589,000,000,000,000 tokens in circulation.

price = market cap ÷ circulating supply

Market cap is price multiplied by the tokens in circulation. It is not money invested in the token, and reaching a cap would need buyers at every price on the way.

Values are calculated with exact decimals and rounded for display: four significant digits below $1, cents above it.

How to read it

  1. Use circulating supply from a dated source

    Take the circulating supply from the project's documentation or a data site, and note the date. Supplies change with unlocks, burns and emissions.

  2. Compare with fully diluted value

    When much of the supply is still locked, the fully diluted value shows what the price implies once all tokens exist. A low circulating share is a reason to read the unlock schedule.

  3. Name what the market cap is compared with

    "It will flip ETH" assumes ETH's market cap stays where it is. Write down the cap you used and its date.

Two claims, worked through

Invented example

A token with 589 trillion in circulation at a $10 billion cap

An invented memecoin has 589 trillion tokens in circulation and trades at $0.0000123. A post says it will reach a $10 billion market cap.

10,000,000,000 ÷ 589,000,000,000,000 = $0.00001698 per token

The claim implies a price of about $0.00001698, a market cap 1.38 times today's. A claim that it reaches $1 would need a market cap of $589 trillion.

The arithmetic says nothing about whether buyers exist at that price. It only shows what the claim requires.

Invented example

A token with 20 million in circulation at a $1 billion cap

An invented token has 20 million in circulation out of a 100 million total supply and trades at $5.

1,000,000,000 ÷ 20,000,000 = $50 per token; $50 × 100,000,000 = $5 billion fully diluted

At a $1 billion market cap the price would be $50, ten times today's, and the fully diluted value would be $5 billion.

Locked or unvested tokens that unlock later add supply. Check the token's own schedule.

Keep the conclusion within the evidence

  • Market cap is price times circulating supply. It is not the amount of money invested, and it does not say how much could be sold at that price.
  • The tool uses the numbers you enter. It does not fetch prices, supplies or token data.
  • An implied price is arithmetic, not a forecast or a recommendation.

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