1. Choose the valuation basis
If circulating supply is known, the simulator uses Market Cap. If only total supply is known, it uses FDV. When DEX Screener returns market cap and price but no supply field, estimated supply is derived and labelled—not presented as official.
2. Calculate ownership
Ownership % = Tokens Owned ÷ Supply × 100
Ten million tokens out of one billion supply equals 1% ownership.
3. Apply a target
Target Price = Target Valuation ÷ Supply Target Position Value = Tokens Owned × Target Price Equivalent = Ownership % × Target Valuation
At 1% ownership and a $1M target valuation, the estimated position is $10,000.
4. Measure ROI
Profit = Target Value − Cost Basis ROI = Profit ÷ Cost Basis × 100 Multiple = Target Value ÷ Cost Basis
Cost basis is optional. Without it, the simulator can show value but cannot honestly calculate profit or ROI.
What the estimate does not prove
A market-cap target is not a promise that your full position can be sold at that value. Pool liquidity, price impact, transfer taxes, slippage, locked supply, and fast market movement may materially reduce realized proceeds.