Market Cap Converter
See what any crypto or stock would be worth if it had another asset's market cap. Compare Bitcoin, Ethereum, Apple, and more.
For informational purposes only. Not financial advice. Calculations are estimates and may not reflect your exact situation. Consult a qualified financial adviser for personalised guidance.
About Market Cap Converter
How the Market Cap Converter Works
This tool answers the popular question "what would X be worth if it had the market cap of Y?" by calculating the implied price based on circulating supply. Enter two assets with their current price and market cap, and see the hypothetical price instantly.
Quick Comparison Table
Beyond the main comparison, the tool shows what your asset would be worth at the market caps of 12 popular assets including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Apple, Gold, Microsoft, and more. This makes it easy to see the full range of possibilities at a glance.
Understanding the Maths
The calculation is straightforward: circulating supply = market cap / price, then hypothetical price = target market cap / circulating supply. The tool shows the multiple (e.g., 7.7x) and percentage change so you can quickly gauge how far the price would need to move.
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All calculations run in your browser. No data is sent to any server.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the market cap converter work?
It divides the target market cap by the supply of your asset (calculated from its current price and market cap) to determine what the price would be. The formula is simple - hypothetical price equals target market cap divided by circulating supply.
Why can't a small crypto just reach Bitcoin's market cap?
Market cap reflects total value, not just price. A token with 100 billion supply would need massive capital inflows to match Bitcoin's market cap. This tool helps visualise how realistic that would be by showing the implied price.
Where do I find market cap data?
Check CoinGecko or CoinMarketCap for crypto, and Yahoo Finance or Google Finance for stocks. The tool includes preset values for popular assets but you can enter your own.
Does this account for future token emissions or dilution?
No, it uses the current circulating supply implied by the price and market cap you enter. Future token unlocks, stock splits, or share buybacks would change the supply and therefore the hypothetical price.
Can I use this for any asset?
Yes. It works for any asset with a price and market cap, including cryptocurrencies, stocks, ETFs, commodities, or even entire markets. Just enter the numbers.