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Tokenomics Calculator
Model a token's economics in seconds. Enter the price, total supply and circulating supply to compute market cap, fully diluted valuation and the token amount behind each allocation.
Token allocation
100% allocatedMarket cap vs. fully diluted valuation (FDV)
Market capitalisation is the value of the tokens currently in circulation: circulating supply × price. Fully diluted valuation (FDV) is the value of the entire supply if every token were already in circulation: total (or maximum) supply × price. The ratio between them tells you how much future dilution is priced in.
A large gap between market cap and FDV is a warning sign: it means a big share of the supply is still locked and will unlock over time, creating potential sell pressure. Comparing the market-cap/FDV ratio across projects is a fast way to gauge how 'unlocked' a token really is.
Reading a token allocation
Most projects split their supply across buckets such as team, investors, community/ecosystem, treasury and liquidity. Use the allocation section to enter each bucket's percentage — the calculator shows the exact token count and dollar value per bucket, and flags whether the percentages sum to 100%. Vesting schedules and lockups then determine when those tokens actually hit the market.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between market cap and FDV?
Market cap uses only the circulating supply (circulating supply × price), while fully diluted valuation uses the entire supply (total supply × price). FDV represents what the project would be worth if every token were unlocked and in circulation today.
How do I calculate a token's market cap?
Multiply the number of tokens currently in circulation by the current token price. For example, 100 million circulating tokens at $0.50 each is a $50 million market cap.
Why does token allocation matter?
Allocation and vesting determine how much supply enters the market and when. Heavy team or investor allocations with short lockups can create sell pressure, while larger community and ecosystem allocations are generally seen as more sustainable. The split is a core part of a project's tokenomics.
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