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What exactly is FDV? While posting about the Falcon-related launchpad, I received a comment asking why it’s good to enter at a certain FDV level. This question arises from not fully understanding what FDV means, so I’ll clarify it here. This is for complete beginners, so if you’re not a beginner, feel free to skip it. == What is FDV (Full Diluted Value) == We usually mention market cap, or M/C (Marketcap), along with FDV, especially for tokens before they are listed, as it’s a frequently used metric for determining and comparing project value based on FDV. So, if market cap is the value obtained by multiplying the price of listed tokens by the circulating supply, FDV, or diluted market cap, is the value obtained by multiplying the price by the total supply, including tokens that are not yet in circulation. To understand it simply, I brought in @UXLINKofficial. If you go to CoinMarketCap, you’ll see Marketcap and FDV on the left side. - Marketcap: 158.52M - FDV: 330.46M - Total Supply: 1B $UXLINK - Circulation Supply: 479.71M UXLINK - Price: 0.3305$ Looking at it this way: - FDV = 1B x 0.3305 = 330.46M - Marketcap = 479.71M x 0.3305 = 158.52M. == Where is this used? == Now, let’s think about a social finance and community building project launching that is similar to UXlink. Before the TGE, the project’s value must be assessed based on various factors, and if the business area is similar to UXlink, the following factors can be used to predict the FDV and its corresponding value: - Project funding situation - Funding VCs - Team operations - Community response and hype, etc. - TVL or trading volume (when available) - Level of exchanges likely to list If it’s considered to be lagging behind UXLink, the FDV can be set lower, and if it seems to be better, the FDV can be predicted to be higher. == Considerations for entering based on FDV during launchpad == When entering launchpads or making deals before TGE, it’s usually discussed in terms of how much to enter based on FDV. The simplest and most straightforward principle is that when I buy, the FDV should be low, and when I sell, the FDV should be high. In other words, a low FDV means that the token valuation for the current project is low, and if the FDV is too high when buying, there’s less potential for price increase, reducing the ways I can profit. Using @Surf_Copilot, you can get basic information about such projects and inquire whether the current FDV level is appropriate, as it provides detailed comparisons with competitors regarding the appropriate FDV level. It might be fastest to actually try it out yourself. You may have already signed up, but if you haven’t, you should hurry as you may not be able to use it for much longer. Here are some sign-up codes: 55308327F292 C6C2F81A3CAB 3A54FAF4BA5C CBDDE5D83D46 FEC11C7E11D9 C20F12AE4548 58FD5ED349E2 610B19078CB9

Brothers who don't know what to do at the meetup! 1. Introduce yourself to the project team members 2. Follow back 3. Engage If you just do these three things, the meetup will be a success. I also went to the Boundless meetup yesterday and followed these three rules 😆 @boundless_xyz @UXLINKofficial

GM Mari! It turns out Mari really does hate water… She just freezes up, haha. But I wonder if that's better than those golden retrievers who go crazy and jump in the water at the sight of it…? @UXLINKofficial