Market Cap, Price & Supply Conversion

Risk disclaimer

Outputs depend on the market-cap / supply convention you enter; sources may differ.

It solves the price / circulating supply / market cap triangle in one place: any two determine the third.

Data sources differ on what counts as circulating (locked, staked, etc.), so keep the same convention when comparing.

Fill any two of market cap, price and supply, leaving the one to solve blank.
With all three filled, Calculate uses price × supply as the base and reports the gap.
Click Calculate to see the derived market cap / price / supply.

Price 5 and supply 100 → market cap 500.

Entering 520 against the 5 × 100 = 500 base shows a +4.0% gap, flagging inconsistent sources.

Why prefer two-of-three?

Two inputs give a unique result; three inputs expose source inconsistencies, useful for auditing data.

Is this valuation advice?

No. It is unit conversion only and says nothing about fair value.

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