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Mask/USDT Crashes 32.81% in Hours!
From a 24h high of 3.704 to 1.941, MASK has seen a sharp decline on June 6, 2025. Volume surged to 1.52M USDT at the peak, but bearish signals (MACD: -0.149, OBV: -903.50K) hint at more downside. What’s next for MASK? Share your thoughts! #MASK #CryptoMarkets #Binance

Ever wondered what Market Capitalization and Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV) actually mean — and how they’re different?
In this post, I’ll break them down in simple terms, with practical examples. Let’s dive in 👇
What is Market Capitalization (Market Cap)?
Market Cap represents the total value of a crypto token that is currently in circulation.
It’s calculated by multiplying the current market price (CMP) of a token by its circulating supply:
> 📌 Market Cap = CMP × Circulating Supply
🔍 Example:
Let’s say the token $AKN is trading at $0.10, and the circulating supply is 5,000,000 tokens.
Then:
> Market Cap = $0.10 × 5,000,000 = $500,000
So, the total value of all tokens currently in circulation is $500K.
To Understand Market Cap, You Need to Know Two Key Terms:
1. Total Supply / Max Supply – The maximum number of tokens that will ever exist.
Example: $AKN has a Max Supply of 10,000,000 tokens.
2. Circulating Supply – The amount of tokens that have been released and are currently in public hands.
Example: Out of the 10 million total supply, only 5 million tokens are circulating.
In some projects (like $NOT, $DOGS, or $ETH), the total supply and circulating supply are the same — meaning all tokens were released at once.
Market Cap Categories (by Size):
We can classify projects based on their market caps:
Category Market Cap Range
Nano Cap < $50 Million
Micro Cap $50M – $500M
Small Cap $500M – $10B
Mid Cap $10B – $50B
Large Cap $50B+
What is Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV)?
FDV shows the potential total market value of a token if all tokens were released into circulation — including those still locked or reserved.
> 📌 FDV = CMP × Total Supply
🔍 Example:
Using the same token $AKN, priced at $0.10, with a total supply of 10,000,000 tokens.
Then:
> FDV = $0.10 × 10,000,000 = $1,000,000
This means the fully diluted market value of the token would be $1M if all tokens were in circulation.
🔍 Quick Summary:
Metric Formula Focuses On
Market Cap CMP × Circulating Supply Tokens in circulation
FDV CMP × Total Supply All possible tokens
💡 Why is the Difference Important?
In many cases, Market Cap < FDV, because not all tokens are released yet. This gives insight into future token unlocks and potential sell pressure.
But in some projects — like $ETH, $NOT, or $DOGS — where all tokens have been distributed, FDV equals Market Cap.
> If Total Supply = Circulating Supply, then FDV = Market Cap.
This usually happens with fair-launch projects or airdrops where there are no locked tokens.
✅ Final Thoughts
Understanding the difference between Market Cap and FDV can help you assess:
A project's true current value
Potential future dilution
Whether a token is undervalued or overhyped
If this post helped you, don’t forget to share so others can learn too!
Thanks for reading

Crypto = Strategy
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From Zero to Profits: This is a working strategy, or rather, one that delivers results. Before that, you need five things—if you have these, God willing, you will start making money or profits in your Crypto Trading.
1] The first thing is Educate Yourself. Bro/sis, there is no shortcut here. If you want to make money in crypto or be good at trading, you must start by building yourself with knowledge. Seriously, no matter how much money you have, without knowledge you will keep struggling in the crypto market and making unnecessary losses.
So, the most important thing everyone should know, as most already do, is that you must seek knowledge before investing in crypto if you want financial security and peace of mind. Knowledge plays a huge role in this space. This space is actually controlled by those with knowledge, while the ignorant get played.
2] The second thing is Concrete Goals. You must set clear goals for yourself. Because your emotions control about 80%-90% of every decision you make in crypto. So, you must set clear goals if you want to trade successfully in crypto.
3] The third thing is a Trading Plan. Every successful trader you know in the world definitely has a trading plan. This is something everyone has their own version of, so you should create yours too. For example, for me, I allocate specific days and times in the week to do my trading. I don’t trade anytime I want, especially when the market doesn’t have much volatility.
Most of the time, I trade from night until early morning. If I want to trade a particular token or coin, I add it to my favorites section, then do volume analysis on it for some time before entering a trade. If I see demand — either massive or small — I use my trading plan to decide. So you should learn to do the same.
4] The fourth thing is a Demo Account. Brother, if you ask for advice, I say start by learning trading using a demo account before risking your real money. A demo account uses free virtual money designed for you to practice trading, to make profits or losses without actually losing or gaining real money.
Many exchanges offer new users demo accounts to help educate them. It’s like practical training with fake money, not real money, to avoid losses.
5] P2P = Real Profits! The most important thing you should always do is, whenever you make money in crypto, make sure you withdraw your earnings if you need to. Even if you make profits in the crypto market, your profit isn’t secure until you do P2P withdrawal and see the funds in your account.
Most times, when someone makes a successful trade with good profits, their emotions can trick them into immediately entering another trade to try to make more profit, which can lead to losing both their capital and profits altogether.
Therefore, taking profits is one of the best strategies I believe in when it comes to cryptocurrency. There are more chances of losing by not taking profits than by taking profits in crypto. So, you must work with this strategy if you want to benefit in this space.
God willing, soon we will share more advice we think will help you in crypto trading. Everything we say is based on experience, so it’s good for you as a new trader or someone wanting to start crypto trading to work with these.