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How CounterTools calculates collection market caps, floor prices, and related metrics.
The Floor Price shown for a collection represents the total cost to acquire one of each asset in that collection at the current lowest listing price.
This is NOT the minimum floor across all assets—it's the sum of all individual asset floors. Think of it as "what would it cost to complete this collection from scratch at floor prices?"
Market Cap represents the total theoretical value of all assets in a collection based on floor prices and circulating supply.
Assets with issuance over 100,000 are excluded from market cap calculations (except designated collection currencies like PEPECASH, XCP).
TAC is the sum of all current listing prices across all venues (dispensers, DEX, OpenSea). This shows the total value of all assets currently for sale.
We aggregate pricing data from three venues:
Counterparty blockchain
Counterparty blockchain
Emblem Vault wrapped tokens
The floor for each asset is the minimum price across all three venues.
To prevent spam listings and unrealistic prices from inflating collection valuations, we apply intelligent floor caps based on two factors:
These collections have proven market history with significant sales volume:
| Issuance | Max Floor | Rationale |
|---|---|---|
| 1/1 | $5,000,000 | Rare Pepes have sold up to ~$3.7M |
| 2-4 | $3,000,000 | Very rare limited editions |
| 5-10 | $2,000,000 | Low edition collectibles |
| 11-20 | $1,000,000 | Limited editions |
| 21-50 | $100,000 | Medium rarity |
| 51+ | $50,000 | Common assets |
Special assets (RAREPEPE, FDCARD, SATOSHICARD) always have a $1M cap regardless of issuance.
For collections not in the Blue Chip tier, we use conservative caps based on actual sales history:
This prevents collections with no proven market from showing inflated valuations due to speculative or spam listings.
Without these caps, a single spam listing for $1 trillion would make a collection appear to have a trillion-dollar floor. Our tiered system ensures:
If you believe a collection should be added to the Blue Chip tier based on its market history, please contact us with evidence of significant sales volume and market activity.