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24h uses saved quotes from the last 24 hours. The 30-day and one-year views use daily lows and highs for UTC calendar days, including today. Gaps are not filled; prices may have differed between samples. The dot marks the current price, not a buy signal.
All time uses CoinGecko’s USD ATL and ATH. Other currencies use the current exchange rate; these are not historical records in the selected currency.
1 CAP = 0.0002 USD
Fake Market CAP ($CAP) is a conceptual artwork about the speculative crypto currency market and meme coins by Sterling Crispin.
CAP has a fixed supply of 420,690,000 coins. Each time a coin transfers between a wallet or smart contract, the publicly reported total number of coins increases in an exponential fashion. Again, cap has a fixed supply but incorrectly reports an expanding supply.
Because of this, the Fake Market Cap expands beyond BTC, ETH, the entire global economy, and the number of stars in the universe.
To see the real market cap, refer to the Fully Diluted Value, which is Coin Price * 420,690,000 of the coins available.
In an effort to avoid any confusion, this coin is called Fake Market Cap.
There are currently about 3 official links to Fake Market Cap websites and social media:
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