Meme coin calculator: target market cap to price, entry to exit profit
Two tools on one page. Enter a target market cap and read the price per token it implies, or enter an entry and an exit market cap and see how far a bag grows. Supply and market cap load live for six established coins, and you can type your own figures instead. No account, nothing to connect.
Example numbers are filled in. Replace them with yours.
Market cap needed for each multiple
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What if, not advice. Multiples count from your entry market cap and assume the supply does not change.
Treat each result as a what if: never advice, never a forecast. The arithmetic leaves out trading fees, slippage, taxes and the number of buyers actually available at a price. A market cap is only a multiplication, not a sum you could cash out, and nothing here recommends a token or suggests one is likelier than another to rise.
The figures for six established coins (supply, price, market cap) are fetched once, when the page opens, from the public CoinGecko API. Not affiliated with Floki, dogwifhat, Bonk, Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, Pepe, Solana or CoinGecko. What you type never leaves this browser. Beyond the anonymous counts every page of this site sends (privacy), this page makes a single request, to CoinGecko, and it contains nothing you entered; as with any site you pull data from, CoinGecko can see your IP address.
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Price from a market cap: the formula
To find a token's price at a given market cap, divide that market cap by the supply. The method holds for any coin, whether it is priced in cents or at a fraction of a thousandth of a cent.
price at target = target market cap ÷ supply
multiple = price at target ÷ price today
Picture an invented coin with 1 trillion tokens. A 1 billion dollar market cap puts each token at 0.001 dollars, and 5 billion puts it at 0.005 dollars, a 5x. While the supply stays fixed, the price multiple and the market cap multiple are the same number.
Profit on a meme coin: entry market cap against exit market cap
Working from market caps means the price never comes into it. Say you bought at a 1 million dollar market cap and the coin later reaches 10 million dollars: that is 10x, so a 1,000 dollar bag is worth 10,000 dollars on paper. The Entry to exit tab above does the sum, and lists the market cap that 2x, 5x, 10x and 50x would require from your entry point.
Keep it a scenario. The words on paper matter, because fees, slippage, taxes and shallow liquidity all eat into the figure, and a market cap reflects only what the latest trade implies for each token, not what a big sell order would raise.
Why supply, not price, shows how big a coin is
Two coins that share one market cap may have unit prices thousands of times apart, if one counts a few million tokens and the other hundreds of trillions. A coin with a minuscule price can therefore still be worth billions, and setting unit prices side by side says nothing about size.
- Circulating supply yields the market cap: only the tokens tradable right now.
- Total supply yields the fully diluted value: every token in existence, including those not circulating yet.
- If the two supplies differ, one target produces two different prices depending on which you divide by. Decide which one you mean.
Meme coin calculator FAQ
How is the price at a market cap worked out?
Take the target market cap and divide it by the supply. 1 billion dollars spread over 1 trillion tokens is 0.001 dollars each. Use circulating supply when you want a market cap and total supply for a fully diluted value. The calculator above performs the division and states the multiple against today's price.
What does fully diluted value mean?
It is the price multiplied by the total supply, counting tokens that are not in circulation yet. If fewer tokens circulate than exist, the fully diluted value comes out above the market cap; if all of them already circulate, the two figures match.
Why can I not compare coins by price?
Market cap equals price times supply, which is what puts two coins on the same footing. A coin worth a fraction of a cent can be larger than one worth hundreds if it has many more tokens. A market cap also presumes a buyer for every token at that price, and a real order book seldom supplies that.
How should I read an entry and exit multiple?
Divide the exit market cap by the entry one. Getting in at 1 million dollars and out at 10 million dollars is 10x, turning 1,000 dollars into 10,000 dollars on paper before fees, slippage and tax. The market cap multiple matches the price multiple only when the supply is unchanged.
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