Market Cap Comparison Calculator
LIVE MARKET CAPS · DEXSCREENER · SNAPSHOT RATIO, NOT A FORECAST
Calculate what your position would be worth if a token's market cap matched another token's, right now.
Live market caps from DexScreener. This assumes fixed supply — it shows what the ratio implies today, not a prediction that it will happen.
What are you comparing?
Paste the token you hold and one to compare against — I'll show what your position would be worth.
What does "market cap comparison" actually mean?
"If X flips Y" is a common way traders frame upside — comparing a token's market cap to a bigger, more established one to see what a similar valuation would imply for price. It is not a prediction. It is a ratio: if token A's market cap became equal to token B's, holding the supply fixed, what happens to your position?
The formula
- multiplier = marketCap(B) / marketCap(A)
- projectedValue = investment × multiplier
- impliedPrice = currentPrice(A) × multiplier
Market cap and price move together for a fixed supply, so the same ratio that scales your position's value also scales the implied price — no separate calculation needed.
Worked example
Token A has a $2M market cap and you hold $1,000 of it. Token B has a $40M market cap:
- multiplier = $40M / $2M = 20x
- projectedValue = $1,000 × 20 = $20,000
- profit = $20,000 − $1,000 = $19,000
This works in both directions — comparing to a smaller market cap gives a multiplier below 1x, showing what a de-rating to that size would cost you.
What this doesn't account for
This is a snapshot ratio, not a forecast. It assumes fixed token supply for both sides (no new unlocks or minting between now and the hypothetical), ignores how long a re-rating might take, and says nothing about liquidity — check Swap Price Impact before assuming you could actually exit at the implied price.
Before you buy in — check the token
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This calculation is available as a deterministic API call: useful for bots or AI agents screening a list of tokens against a benchmark market cap.
What does "if token A reaches token B's market cap" actually calculate?
It takes the ratio of the two current market caps and applies it to your investment and to the token's current price — assuming fixed supply on both sides. It shows what that specific valuation ratio implies today, not a prediction of whether or when it happens.
Why use market cap instead of price to compare two tokens?
Price alone is meaningless across tokens with different supplies — a $0.0001 token and a $100 token can have identical market caps. Market cap (price × supply) is the actual measure of relative valuation.
Does this account for new token supply or unlocks?
No — it assumes both tokens' supplies stay fixed between now and the hypothetical. If a large unlock or new emission happens before the market cap catches up, the real result would be lower than this calculation shows.
Can I use this to compare a token to a smaller one?
Yes — the multiplier just comes out below 1x, showing what a de-rating down to that market cap would cost your position, not just the upside case.