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What Is the Concept of Market Capitalization in Both Crypto and Traditional Finance?

Total value of outstanding shares or circulating tokens, calculated by price times supply, used to rank asset size.
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What Is the Concept of Market Capitalization in Both Crypto and Traditional Finance?

Market capitalization is the total dollar value of a company's outstanding shares or a cryptocurrency's circulating supply. It is calculated by multiplying the current market price of a single unit by the total number of units in circulation.

It is used to rank and gauge the size and relative value of assets in both traditional stock markets and the cryptocurrency market.

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