fully diluted valuation calculator

Calculate the real value of any crypto token. Compare current market cap against fully diluted valuation (FDV) to understand supply dynamics.

Tokenomics Analyzer

Price & Supply

Current market price of a single token.
$
Tokens currently available and trading in the market.
The maximum number of tokens that will ever exist.

Quick Presets

Current Market Cap

$150,000,000

Based on circulating supply

Fully Diluted (FDV)

$750,000,000

Max Potential Value

Supply Ratio

20.00%

Circulating / Total

Dilution Risk HIGH

400,000,000 tokens are still locked or unminted.

Understanding the Fully Diluted Valuation Calculator

In the world of cryptocurrency, price alone tells only half the story. To truly understand the value of a project, investors look at market capitalization and, more importantly, the fully diluted valuation (FDV). Our fully diluted valuation calculator is designed to help you bridge the gap between current market dynamics and future supply realities.

Market Cap vs. Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV)

Market Capitalization is the current market value of a project's circulating supply. It is calculated by multiplying the current token price by the number of tokens available in the market. However, many projects have "locked" tokens reserved for the team, advisors, or future ecosystem rewards.

The FDV represents the market cap if 100% of the tokens were in circulation at the current price. If a project has a Market Cap of $100 million but an FDV of $1 billion, it means only 10% of the supply is currently liquid. The remaining 90% will eventually enter the market, potentially diluting the value for current holders.

Why Tokenomics and Supply Ratios Matter

Smart investors use the supply ratio (Circulating Supply / Total Supply) to gauge risk. A low supply ratio often indicates a high risk of "inflationary pressure." As more tokens are unlocked and sold, the price must face significant buying demand just to stay flat. Using our fdv calculator, you can instantly see this ratio and identify projects with healthier tokenomics.

For example, Bitcoin has a very high supply ratio because most of its 21 million tokens have already been mined. In contrast, many new DeFi or Layer 1 projects launch with less than 15% of their supply, leading to massive FDVs that may not be sustainable in the long term.

How to Use This Token Market Cap Tool

  • Enter Token Price: Input the current trading price from an exchange.
  • Input Circulating Supply: Find this on explorers like Etherscan or Solscan.
  • Input Total/Max Supply: This is the hard cap of the project.
  • Analyze Results: Review the FDV and the "Dilution Risk" gauge to make informed decisions.

Whether you are performing a deep dive into a new altcoin or comparing the top 100 assets, this tool provides the clarity needed to avoid "FDV traps." It complements other financial tools like our ROI Calculator and Profit Margin Calculator to give you a full picture of your investment portfolio.

Frequently Asked Questions

There is no single "good" FDV, as it depends on the sector (DeFi, AI, L1). However, a project with an FDV significantly higher than its competitors in the same niche might be overvalued, especially if the supply ratio is low.

No. Since Total Supply is always equal to or greater than Circulating Supply, FDV will always be equal to or greater than Market Cap.

Not necessarily, but it means there is a high potential for dilution. If the project grows faster than the tokens are released, the price can still go up. However, it creates a "headwind" for price appreciation.

Popular Tools on SimpliConvert