Ever heard of Minted Market Cap? Here's the deal: MMC gives you a token's value based purely on what's already out there—the coins that have actually been created and are in circulation (minus any that got burned).
Why does this matter? Because it cuts through the noise. Instead of valuing a token on promises of future releases or some hypothetical maximum supply that might never materialize, MMC keeps it real. You're looking at what exists right now, not what might exist someday. It's a more honest snapshot of current value versus inflated projections.
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DEXRobinHood
· 1h ago
The ngl minted market cap cuts out those empty future promises and focuses only on the coins that are actually in circulation. I like this line of thinking.
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CounterIndicator
· 12h ago
mmmc sounds good, finally there's an indicator that isn't amazing.
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RektCoaster
· 12h ago
This MMC thing sounds good, but the market is still playing people for suckers.
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Anon32942
· 12h ago
The ngl minted market cap sounds pretty reliable; finally, there's a metric that isn't just a bull.
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RugpullAlertOfficer
· 12h ago
The concept of mmc is quite heart-wrenching, and finally someone dares to speak out about the tricks of false supply volumes in the market.
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RetiredMiner
· 12h ago
The concept of ngl should have been thoroughly explained a long time ago. Real coin market capitalization vs. projected supply, it's easy to see through a fake setup.
Ever heard of Minted Market Cap? Here's the deal: MMC gives you a token's value based purely on what's already out there—the coins that have actually been created and are in circulation (minus any that got burned).
Why does this matter? Because it cuts through the noise. Instead of valuing a token on promises of future releases or some hypothetical maximum supply that might never materialize, MMC keeps it real. You're looking at what exists right now, not what might exist someday. It's a more honest snapshot of current value versus inflated projections.