Today we will talk about how to judge the future potential of a coin by market value.

Market value includes two concepts: circulating market value and fully diluted market value. Circulating market value is the total value of tokens circulating in the market, while fully diluted market value is the total value of all potential tokens.

Let's take two new coins in the cross-chain protocol, AXL and ZRO, as examples for comparison. Both tokens belong to the first echelon in the cross-chain protocol and have been listed on Binance Exchange.

AXL has a maximum supply of 1.2 billion, a current circulation of 715 million, a circulating market value of about 450 million, and a fully diluted market value of about 730 million. In comparison,

ZRO has a maximum supply of 1 billion, a current circulation of 110 million, a circulating market value of about 420 million, and a fully diluted market value of about 3.8 billion.

It is not difficult to see that with a similar circulating market value, AXL's fully diluted market value is only 20% of ZRO. Therefore, unless ZRO soon becomes the leader in the cross-chain protocol, AXL's potential is significantly greater than ZRO in the first echelon.