Why is nobody talking about how FDV tricks traders into confusing a price tag with actual capital inflow?
Too many people see a $670M FDV and assume $670M has entered the token, then FOMO into $BTC, $ETH, or a new launch at the worst possible moment. That misunderstanding is how investors end up buying narratives instead of liquidity.
FDV is simply the theoretical value of every token at its current price, including tokens that are still locked, vested, or not circulating. It is not a record of money that has flowed into the market.
Before buying, check circulating market cap, unlock schedules, daily volume, and the percentage of supply already tradable. A token can show a $670M FDV while far less capital has actually changed hands, which makes future unlock pressure far more important than the headline number.
Are traders finally going to stop treating FDV as proof of demand?
#Crypto #Tokenomics #FDV
Too many people see a $670M FDV and assume $670M has entered the token, then FOMO into $BTC, $ETH, or a new launch at the worst possible moment. That misunderstanding is how investors end up buying narratives instead of liquidity.
FDV is simply the theoretical value of every token at its current price, including tokens that are still locked, vested, or not circulating. It is not a record of money that has flowed into the market.
Before buying, check circulating market cap, unlock schedules, daily volume, and the percentage of supply already tradable. A token can show a $670M FDV while far less capital has actually changed hands, which makes future unlock pressure far more important than the headline number.
Are traders finally going to stop treating FDV as proof of demand?
#Crypto #Tokenomics #FDV
