What is Ethereum's FDV?
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Ethereum's FDV doesn't really apply the way it does for most coins, because ETH has no max supply.
Here's the data (live from CoinGecko):
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Price | $2,415.90 |
| Market cap | $291.6B |
| Circulating supply | 120,681,536.97 ETH |
| Total supply | 120,681,536.97 ETH |
| Max supply | None |
Since the total supply equals the circulating supply (every ETH that exists is already in circulation) and there's no fixed cap on future issuance, the fully-diluted valuation is effectively the same as the current market cap — ~$291.6B. There's no locked/vested supply waiting to unlock that would inflate FDV above market cap, unlike projects where a large portion of tokens are still held by teams/VCs.
The one nuance: ETH supply is dynamic. Under proof-of-stake it's net-deflationary at high network activity (burned fees exceed new issuance) and net-inflationary when activity is low — but that's ongoing issuance, not a scheduled unlock, so it isn't captured in a static FDV figure.
Generated August 23, 2026 by Coin AI Pilot — not financial advice.