Everyone, this is a concept you really need to understand: low circulating supply, high FDV!
“Low circulating supply, high FDV” refers to a token having a very low percentage of its supply in circulation when it launches, while its fully diluted valuation (FDV), based on its current price, is very high.
High prices in the early days after launch are often related to the small amount of tokens in circulation. Such prices don’t necessarily reflect the valuation once all the tokens are in circulation.
This report discussing “low circulating supply, high FDV” comes from Binance Research. $BNB is the native token of the Binance ecosystem.
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It’s up to you how you act on this; I’m just documenting it.
“Low circulating supply, high FDV” refers to a token having a very low percentage of its supply in circulation when it launches, while its fully diluted valuation (FDV), based on its current price, is very high.
High prices in the early days after launch are often related to the small amount of tokens in circulation. Such prices don’t necessarily reflect the valuation once all the tokens are in circulation.
This report discussing “low circulating supply, high FDV” comes from Binance Research. $BNB is the native token of the Binance ecosystem.
Save this for later and take a closer look 👇
#BNB
It’s up to you how you act on this; I’m just documenting it.