Coin comparator
What it shows
A table lining up to five projects side by side across key parameters: price, changes over time, market cap, volume, supply, ATH and FDV. Lets you quickly compare which project is cheaper relative to fundamentals and which is stronger in trend.
How to read it
Read rows, not single numbers: compare volume to cap (liquidity), FDV to cap (dilution) and 7d/30d changes (trend strength) across projects. A project with a low FDV/MCap and rising volume looks healthier than one with a huge FDV and shrinking turnover. Action: use the table to surface projects with a better risk profile rather than to pick a single winner.
Parameters
- Price & changes (24h / 7d / 30d)
- Current price and percentage changes across three time horizons.
- Positive reading: Positive 7d and 30d changes together: a consistent, sustained uptrend.
- Negative reading: Negative changes across all windows: broad project weakness.
- Neutral reading: Mixed signs: a short impulse without confirmation over the longer window.
- Market cap & rank
- The project's market value and its place in the global ranking.
- Neutral reading: Larger cap usually means more stability, smaller cap more upside potential and risk.
- 24h volume
- Turnover value over the last 24h is a measure of liquidity and interest.
- Positive reading: High relative to cap: a lively, liquid market.
- Negative reading: Very low: poor liquidity, harder entries and exits.
- Circulating & max supply
- How many coins already circulate and the maximum cap (or lack of one).
- Neutral reading: A low circulating share of max supply means large future inflation (vesting).
- ATH & distance from ATH
- The all-time high price and how far below it the project trades.
- Neutral reading: A large distance from ATH means more rebound potential but also a longer road back.
- FDV
- Fully diluted valuation: the cap if all target supply were in circulation.
- Positive reading: FDV close to market cap: most supply already circulates, little future inflation.
- Negative reading: FDV many times the market cap: large incoming supply, dilution pressure.
Example
Project A: FDV close to cap, volume 8% of MCap, +12% over 30d. Project B: FDV 6× the cap, volume 1% of MCap, -5% over 30d. A has a clearly healthier liquidity and supply profile.