Guys, we will give you a short lesson tonight for people who work in investment.
Every currency in this world has a market value, which is called market cap, and it is also called liquidity.
..And then the number of coins that will be available, and this is called the max supply.. And then the number of coins currently available, and this is called the circulating supply..
Ok, so you can determine the price of a coin, for example, the Max Supply coin has 10 billion coins, and there are currently 2 billion and 93 million coins that people are trading in. That means there are still 7 billion and a bit that have not appeared on the market, in other words they are still reserved. Of course, the project leaders have set specific dates to release a certain amount of coins to enter the market.
Max supply 10 billion
Circulating Supply 2.93 billion
As for the market cap, which is the market value, we say it is 11.7 billion dollars.
The price of the currency is 4 dollars.
Where does the market cap come from?
Multiply the circulation supply by the currency price.. which is
2.93*4
The market cap value will be 11.7.
Come on, so you know how much liquidity this currency needs, for example, to rise to $10.
You always say, for example, if the liquidity increased from 11.7 and made 29.3, how much would the price be?
Save this law
Market cap =
Currency price *The current amount of currency.
The market cap is there. Let's assume it increases by 29.3.
The amount of currency you have is 2.93
The unknown price of the currency remains.
Divide the market cap by the amount of currency available.
It will come to you like this
29.3/2.93 =10
If the currency wants to rise to $10, it needs equal liquidity.
29 billion and 3 million dollars
On the other hand, do not forget that the project leaders increase the number of currencies every period, and this affects the price.
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