What’s the difference between circulating market cap and FDV?
Circulating market cap is the current price multiplied by the number of tokens in circulation.
Looking only at circulating market cap can underestimate a token’s overall valuation: if there isn’t enough demand to absorb tokens released in the future, the price could be diluted.
$BTC has a maximum supply of 21 million tokens, and most have already been issued, so its circulating market cap and FDV are not far apart.
Don’t put all your savings into a single project.
Circulating market cap is the current price multiplied by the number of tokens in circulation.
Looking only at circulating market cap can underestimate a token’s overall valuation: if there isn’t enough demand to absorb tokens released in the future, the price could be diluted.
$BTC has a maximum supply of 21 million tokens, and most have already been issued, so its circulating market cap and FDV are not far apart.
Don’t put all your savings into a single project.
