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The Importance of FDV in Cryptocurrency Investments

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

5 hours ago


Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV) is a key metric in the cryptocurrency space, offering a broader view of a project's market value by considering the maximum potential token supply.

Why FDV Matters

FDV helps investors gauge the long-term potential of a cryptocurrency. Unlike market capitalization, which only reflects the value of circulating tokens, FDV takes into account the total supply. This makes it an essential tool for evaluating the scalability and growth of a crypto project. For example, if a large portion of tokens is yet to be released, FDV can highlight potential risks or rewards tied to future supply changes.

Differences Between FDV and Market Cap

While market capitalization focuses on the current supply of tokens in circulation, FDV looks at the full potential supply. Here's a simple comparison: * Market Cap = Current Price × Circulating Supply * FDV = Current Price × Total Supply Market capitalization is one of the most commonly used metrics to assess the value of a cryptocurrency. It is calculated by multiplying the current price of a token by the number of tokens currently in circulation. This gives an estimate of the project's present value based on actively traded tokens but does not account for future token releases that could affect supply and price.

Benefits and Risks of Considering FDV

FDV provides insights into the long-term prospects of a token. It allows investors to assess whether a project is overvalued or undervalued relative to its total supply. For instance, if a project has a high FDV but limited utility or adoption, it may signal overvaluation. On the other hand, a low FDV with strong fundamentals could indicate an opportunity for growth. Changes in token supply directly impact FDV. If additional tokens are released into circulation, the FDV increases, which could dilute the value of existing tokens. Ignoring FDV can lead to poor investment decisions.

Understanding FDV and its differences from market capitalization helps investors make better-informed decisions in the ever-evolving cryptocurrency market.

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