📌The difference between Market Cap and FDV in cryptocurrencies $BTC $BTC $BTC

✔️When evaluating any cryptocurrency project, it is important to understand the difference between Market Cap and FDV, as this difference may reveal hidden risks to you.

🛡What is MarketCap (current market value)

It is the total value of the cryptocurrency based on the number of circulating coins only.

Formula:

> Coin price × Number of available coins for trading (Circulating Supply)

It only reflects the current market situation.

Does not take into account coins that have not yet been issued.

▶️What is FDV (Fully Diluted Valuation)?

It is the expected market value if all the project's coins are released for trading.

Formula:

> Coin price × Total maximum supply (Total Max Supply)

Reflects the full potential of the coin in terms of valuation, but does not reflect the actual current situation.

⚠️ Why is the difference between them important and dangerous?

If there is a large difference between Market Cap and FDV, it means that there is a huge amount of coins that have not yet entered the market. And when this amount is released:

Increases the supply.

Selling pressure increases.

The price of the coin often drops as a result of oversupply.

📊 As an investor… why should you care?

Because you might buy a coin at a price that seems attractive, but in reality:

Its true value (FDV) is much higher.

When locked coins enter the market, a sudden drop in price occurs.

🖥Tip:

Projects where the difference between Market Cap and FDV is small are often considered safer and more stable in terms of price.

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