Crypto Market Cap Calculator | Tokenomics Educational Tool
One of the most common mistakes beginners make is thinking a coin is “cheap” just because the price is low (e.g., $0.0001). This is often an illusion caused by the supply.
To understand what a project is actually worth, you must calculate its Market Capitalization (Market Cap). This calculator helps you multiply the price by the supply to see the true scale of the network.
Market Cap Calculator
Enter the price and supply to reveal the total network value.
Total Market Capitalization:
Fill in the boxes to see the math.
Tip
Pro Tip: Always look at Market Cap before you look at the price. It tells you how much money is actually in the system.
How it Works
Market Capitalization is the standard used in both the stock market and cryptocurrency to determine how “big” a company or project is. It is not an opinion; it is a direct calculation of the current price multiplied by the number of assets available.
The formula is:
Why “Low Price” Can Be Tricky
Many beginners see a coin priced at $0.000001 and think, “If this just goes to $1.00, I will be a millionaire!”
This calculator helps you see if that is realistic.
- Example A: Bitcoin has a high price, but a low supply (21 Million max).
- Example B: A “Meme Coin” might have a tiny price, but a supply of 500 Trillion.
If the meme coin with 500 Trillion supply reached $1.00, its Market Cap would be $500 Trillion. Since the entire global economy is only roughly $100 Trillion, that price is mathematically impossible in today’s world.
Reality Reference List
When you get a result from the calculator, compare it to these real-world numbers (approximate values) to see if it makes sense:
| Asset / Entity | Approximate Market Cap |
|---|---|
| Bitcoin | $1 - 1.5 Trillion |
| Gold (Total Global Supply) | ~$14 Trillion |
| Apple (The Company) | ~$3 Trillion |
| Entire US Stock Market | ~$50 Trillion |
If your calculation results in a number higher than Apple or Gold, ask yourself: Is this new cryptocurrency project really more valuable than the biggest company on Earth?