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Title: Question from my college textbook Post by: Cornelius144 on June 07, 2021, 09:03:08 PM If a company is raising $2M at $15M Valuation for Equity and 5% of the total token supply. What is the Fully Diluted Market Cap for the token?
I am thinking the answer is 40, what do you guys think? (explain in detail if you can, please) Title: Re: Question from my college textbook Post by: BitcoinBarrel on June 08, 2021, 02:03:19 AM Get off the internet and Do your Homework. :D
Title: Re: Question from my college textbook Post by: cryptoaddictchie on June 08, 2021, 04:02:21 AM Wth. If this part of an online exam you are cheating dude, you should learn to compute it or use internet to solve the mathematical problem.
Im sure thus is a homework and you expect us to answer it for you. Title: Re: Question from my college textbook Post by: bitmover on June 08, 2021, 01:11:16 PM If a company is raising $2M at $15M Valuation for Equity and 5% of the total token supply. What is the Fully Diluted Market Cap for the token? I am thinking the answer is 40, what do you guys think? (explain in detail if you can, please) What is the problem in helping this guy? I look at the internet for all questions I have. I found your answer here: Quote Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV). FDV = Maximum supply of a token X Current market price of the token In other words, FDV represents the future market cap of a project once all possible tokens have been issued provided the price of the token remains the same as of today. https://coinsutra.com/fully-diluted-valuation-fdv/ So, if the company valuation is 15M for a total of 5% token supply, I think the answer is $300M. |