Find out what one coin would be worth if its market cap reached a target, or matched another coin's market cap. Enter the circulating supply, and optionally the current price and max supply, to see the implied price, the multiple from today and the fully diluted valuation.
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What do you want to find?
Your coin
Coins or tokens in circulation now (from the coin's listing page).
$
Used for the multiple and % change.
For fully diluted valuation (FDV).
Target
$
e.g. 10000000000 or 1e10 for 10 billion.
$
Copy it from any price-tracking site.
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Enter your values to see the result.
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How to use the Crypto Price by Market Cap Calculator
Choose a mode: price at a target market cap, price at another coin's market cap, or the market cap needed for a target price.
Enter the circulating supply of your coin. Add the current price to see the multiple, and the max supply to see the fully diluted valuation.
Enter the target: a market cap (e.g. 1e10 for 10 billion), the other coin's market cap, or a price per coin.
Read the implied price and the % change from today, then check the ladder table for other market caps.
Copy or download the table to compare several scenarios.
Market cap, supply and price: the formula
A coin's market capitalization is the value of all coins in circulation at the current price. Rearranging the same formula gives the price any market cap implies:
Market cap = price per coin × circulating supply
Price at a target market cap = target market cap ÷ circulating supply
Multiple from today = target price ÷ current price = target market cap ÷ current market cap
Example: a token with 500,000,000 coins in circulation trades at $0.85, a market cap of $425 million. At a $10 billion market cap its price would be 10,000,000,000 ÷ 500,000,000 = $20, about 23.5× today's price.
Why supply matters more than the price tag
A low price per coin does not mean a coin is cheap. Two coins worth the same total amount can have very different prices if one has a thousand times more coins in circulation. The table shows how the same market cap translates into price for different supplies:
Circulating supply
Price at $1 billion cap
Price at $100 billion cap
Price at $1 trillion cap
21 million
$47.62
$4,761.90
$47,619.05
100 million
$10
$1,000
$10,000
1 billion
$1
$100
$1,000
100 billion
$0.01
$1
$10
1 trillion
$0.001
$0.10
$1
500 trillion
$0.000002
$0.0002
$0.002
Tips for realistic targets
Check the unlock schedule. If the circulating supply is a small share of the max supply, future unlocks raise the supply, so the price at a given market cap falls.
Compare with real assets. Market caps above a few trillion dollars put a coin in the same league as the largest companies on earth.
Market cap is not money invested. It is price × supply, and thin liquidity can move the price, and therefore the market cap, quickly in both directions.
Burns and staking change circulating supply too; use the latest figure.
Frequently asked questions
How do you calculate a coin's price from its market cap?
Divide the market cap by the circulating supply: price = market cap ÷ circulating supply. A coin with 500 million coins in circulation would trade at $20 per coin at a $10 billion market cap (10,000,000,000 ÷ 500,000,000).
What is the difference between market cap and fully diluted valuation?
Market cap uses the coins that are circulating today. Fully diluted valuation (FDV) multiplies the price by the maximum or total supply, including coins that are locked, unvested or not yet mined. A large gap between the two means future unlocks could add selling pressure or require a bigger market cap to hold the same price.
Can a coin with a huge supply reach $1?
Only if its market cap equals its supply in dollars. A token with 420 trillion coins would need a $420 trillion market cap to reach $1, which is several times the value of all the world's stock markets combined. Use the reverse mode to see the market cap any price target requires.
What does "if it had the market cap of another coin" mean?
It asks what your coin's price would be if the total value of its circulating supply matched another coin's current market cap. The calculator divides the other coin's market cap by your coin's circulating supply, and shows the multiple from your coin's current price.
Is this a price prediction?
No. It is arithmetic that links price, supply and market cap. Whether a coin ever reaches a given market cap depends on adoption, liquidity, token unlocks, regulation and market conditions. Treat the results as a sanity check for price targets, not as financial advice.
Where do I find the circulating supply?
Price-tracking sites, the project's documentation and block explorers list circulating, total and max supply. Circulating supply changes over time as coins are mined, unlocked or burned, so update it before relying on a result.
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