Price times circulating supply. It shows size, not what you could actually sell for.
How to check it yourself
- Multiply the price by the circulating supply yourself and compare it with the tracker's number.
- Check where the circulating supply figure comes from. Trackers sometimes use different numbers.
- Compare market cap with pool liquidity. Liquidity is closer to what could actually be sold.
Sources
- spark.moneyhttps://www.spark.money/glossary/market-capitalization
- mudrex.comhttps://mudrex.com/learn/market-cap-vs-fdv-in-crypto-key-differences
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