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Crypto market-cap calculator

What would one coin cost if it were as big as another? Pick a coin and a target market cap to see the implied price, and how far it would have to move.

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This is arithmetic, not a forecast. It assumes the circulating supply stays the same, which is rarely true for coins that are still issuing new tokens.

Why market cap matters more than price

A coin's price on its own says little about how big or "cheap" it is. Market cap, price times the number of coins in circulation, tells you what the market values the whole network at. A coin priced at $0.25 with 36 billion coins in circulation is worth more in total than a coin priced at $500 with 5 million.

When someone says a low-priced coin "could easily reach $10," this calculator shows what that would mean: often a market cap larger than Bitcoin's or bigger than the entire crypto market. That's a useful reality check.

Circulating vs. maximum supply

We use circulating supply. Many coins will release more tokens over time, which would push the price down at the same market cap. The coin pages show both figures and the "fully diluted value."

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Results are estimates for information only and are not financial, investment or tax advice. Prices from CoinGecko, updated 8 min ago.