Investment Tool

Crypto Market Cap Calculator & FDV Estimator

Calculate market cap, fully diluted valuation (FDV), and reverse-calculate the price needed for any target market cap.

Market Cap Inputs

Market cap, fully diluted valuation, plus a reverse calculator from a target cap.

Tokens currently available
Optional, used if no max supplied
Hard cap if protocol defines one
Reverse-calculates required price
Fully Diluted Valuation
Price × max supply
Circulating % Supply
Required Price for Target
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Market cap summary

Enter token price and supply to begin.

How This Calculator Works

Market cap is the product of an asset's current price and its circulating supply — what many people call "how big" a coin is. Fully diluted valuation (FDV) is the same math applied to the token's maximum supply, so it gives an upper-bound idea of the asset's future market cap if every token were in circulation.

The ratio between market cap and FDV is informative: a high ratio means most supply is already circulating, while a low ratio means a significant portion of the supply is still held and may enter the market via unlocks, vesting, or emissions.

Formulas

Market cap = price × circulating. FDV = price × max supply (or total supply if max is unknown). Required price = target market cap ÷ circulating supply.

Example Calculation

Token at $1.00 with 100M circulating and 200M max supply → market cap = $100M; FDV = $200M; circulating-supply ratio = 50%. To reach a target market cap of $10B at the same circulating supply, the price must be $100.00.

Important Notes

  • Tokens with scheduled unlocks should never be valued purely on circulating supply — vesting matters.
  • FDV assumes the entire supply will be in circulation at the assumed price; in practice, the price would likely fall.
  • Some tokens have burn mechanisms and shrinking supply — totally different dynamics.

Frequently Asked Questions

It shows the long-term size of a project at the current price. A small market cap with a huge FDV is often a warning sign of future dilution.
We default to total supply for FDV, and to circulating if both are unstated. Always enter actual tokenomics data.
Generally, yes — smaller caps have lower liquidity, fewer market makers, and more vulnerability to manipulation.

Disclaimer

The calculators on CryptoCorax provide educational estimates only. They are not financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. Cryptocurrency markets are volatile; past performance does not guarantee future results. Always do your own research and consult a qualified professional before making financial decisions. See the full Disclaimer.