Market Cap Comparator

Pick asset A and asset B. We show the price of A as if it had the market cap of B.

Price of
with the market cap of

How the market cap comparator works

Hypothetical price of A = market cap of B ÷ shares outstanding (or circulating supply) of A.

It is a size comparison, not a price target: it keeps the share or coin count of A fixed and swaps in the market value of B.

How to use the market cap comparator

  1. Pick asset A: the stock or coin whose price you want to see.
  2. Pick asset B: the company, coin or commodity whose market cap A should have.
  3. Read the hypothetical price and multiple, then use the swap button to see the reverse.

Educational content, not investment advice. Trading leveraged products such as CFDs and forex carries a high risk of losing money.

Frequently Asked Questions

It answers: what would the price of asset A be if it had the market cap of asset B. Example: the price of Bitcoin with the market cap of Apple. You can compare two companies, or a stock and a crypto.
Take B’s market cap and divide by A’s shares outstanding (or circulating supply for crypto). That is the price of one unit of A as if A were worth as much as B.
Yes. Pick a stock as A or B and Bitcoin (or another coin) as the other side. A common lookup is Apple with the market cap of Bitcoin, or the reverse.
No. It is a size comparison. Figures come from SIWAI market data and may lag a live quote.

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