Low circulating supply with high FDV indicates potential but also higher investment risks due to market volatility.
Projects like Jupiter and Aethir show high FDV but limited circulating supply, highlighting strong market interest and risk.
Polygon’s high circulating supply and FDV suggest stability compared to projects with lower circulation rates.
Investing in projects with a small circulating supply but a high fully diluted valuation (FDV) can be a double-edged sword as per Token Unlocks data. These projects often have significant market potential but come with risks that require careful consideration.
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In the Decentralized Exchanges (DEXes) sector, Jupiter is a notable example. With an FDV of $6.90 billion and a circulating supply of only 13.5%, Jupiter illustrates high market interest despite its limited token availability.
Currently, Jupiter’s price stands at $0.82, having risen 12.34% in the past 24 hours. The trading volume has reached $287.34 million, reflecting robust market engagement.
Similarly, Aethir leads the Cloud Services/GPU sector with a substantial FDV of $2.27 billion and just 9% of its tokens in circulation. Aethir’s price is $0.063, and it has experienced a 9.40% increase recently. The trading volume for Aethir is $33.67 million, indicating strong investor interest and potential for growth.
In the Layer 2 Solutions sector, Polygon stands out with an FDV of $3.58 billion and a high circulating supply of 94%. Polygon’s price is $0.41, showing a notable 13.54% increase in the last 24 hours, with a trading volume of $517.86 million. This high circulation rate coupled with significant FDV positions Polygon as a major player in scaling solutions.
The DeFi Yield Farming sector features Ethena, which has an FDV of $3.53 billion but only 12% of its tokens circulating. Ethena’s price is $0.279, and it has seen an 11.31% increase recently, with a trading volume of $81.23 million. These metrics highlight Ethena’s potential while underscoring the risks associated with its low circulating supply.
Emerging sectors such as LSDfi and Cloud Services/GPU are also noteworthy. Jito Labs, with an FDV of $2.11 billion and 12.4% of its tokens circulating, shows significant promise. Jito Labs is priced at $2.32 and has experienced a 9.39% rise in the last 24 hours, with a trading volume of $99.67 million.
Ether Fi, another LSDfi project, has a lower FDV of $190.20 million but is gaining attention with a 16.6% circulating supply and a price of $1.36, up 12.57% recently.
In the cloud services and decentralized storage sector, Arweave, with a 100% circulating supply and an FDV of $1.13 billion, is notable in the Cloud Services sector. Its price is $20.64, showing a 13.57% increase and a trading volume of $124.11 million.
The GameFi sector, featuring Pixel and Decentraland, demonstrates the potential of blockchain-based gaming. Pixel, with a circulating supply of 15.4%, FDV of 542.41million, a market cap of $83.60 million, has a recent price of $0.128 and a 12.17% increase. Decentraland, with 85% of its tokens circulating FDV of 496.20 million and a market cap of $420 million, has seen its price rise to $0.262, reflecting an 11.12% increase.
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