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Tokenomics & FDV Calculator

Plan a token's supply allocation and see its fully-diluted valuation — split supply across team, liquidity, and community buckets.

Tokenomics describes how a token's supply is split and valued. This tool lets you divide a total supply into percentage buckets (liquidity, team, community, treasury) to see the token count and USD value of each, and computes the fully-diluted valuation (FDV) — total supply multiplied by token price — the headline number investors check first.

Allocations
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= 400,000,000 tokens
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= 250,000,000 tokens
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= 150,000,000 tokens
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= 100,000,000 tokens
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= 100,000,000 tokens
Fully-diluted valuation (FDV)Set a token price to compute FDV.
Total allocated100%
How it works

Tokenomics is the design of a token's economy: how many tokens exist, who holds them, and on what schedule they enter circulation. A clear allocation — typically split between liquidity, the team, the community or airdrop, marketing, and a treasury — signals to buyers how supply will be distributed and how much sell pressure to expect.

Fully-diluted valuation (FDV) is the market cap the token would have if every token were already circulating: FDV = total supply × price. It is usually much larger than the live market cap at launch, because most supply is still locked. Investors compare FDV to circulating market cap to judge how much dilution is still to come.

Allocations should sum to 100%. This tool flags when they do not, and shows the exact token count and USD value of every bucket so you can iterate on a distribution before writing it into a contract or pitch deck.

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FAQ

Common questions

What is FDV (fully-diluted valuation)?
FDV is total supply multiplied by token price — the market cap if every token were already in circulation. It is the upper bound on valuation before any unlocks.
How is FDV different from market cap?
Market cap uses only the circulating supply; FDV uses the total supply. Early on, FDV is far higher because most tokens are still locked or unminted.
What is a typical token allocation?
There is no single rule, but launches often weight liquidity and community highest, with smaller, vested portions for the team, marketing, and a treasury. The right split depends on the project.
Why should allocations add up to 100%?
The buckets partition the entire supply. If they total more or less than 100%, some supply is double-counted or unassigned — the tool warns you when they do not balance.
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