Crypto Tokenomics Calculator

Tokenomics is the supply-side design of a token: how many exist, who holds them, when locked tokens unlock, and how new supply is issued. It sets the arithmetic your investment has to fight against — good tokenomics will not save a bad product, but bad tokenomics can sink a good one.

Fully diluted valuation is price × total supply — what the project would be worth if every token were circulating today. At launch, a project can put a tiny float on the market and print an attractive market cap while the FDV is ten or twenty times larger. The FDV is the number the market eventually has to justify.

A launch where only a small percentage of supply is tradeable on day one. Thin supply makes the price easy to push up, and the headline market cap looks modest — but every unlock afterwards adds sellers into that same book. It has been one of the most reliable ways to lose money on new listings.

Compare emissions to demand, not to a fixed threshold. If circulating supply grows 60% in a year, buying pressure must grow roughly 60% just to hold the price flat. Chains with 2–5% staking inflation are a different category from projects unlocking half their supply annually.

The project's own docs or vesting page for the schedule, and a market data site for the current circulating figure — then check that they agree. If the unlock schedule is vague or absent, treat that as the answer. Our token unlock calculator sizes a single unlock event in detail.