Formula and accounting assumptions
The proxy enterprise value is token price × the chosen supply, plus entered debt and minus applicable treasury cash. Divide that value by annual revenue to obtain a multiple. For a scenario valuation, calculate revenue × assumed enterprise multiple, add cash and subtract debt. Nonnegative equity value is divided by fully diluted supply. Any negative equity remainder is reported as a separate value deficit rather than a negative token price.
Worked hypothetical example
At a token price of $2, circulation of 100 tokens, diluted supply of 200, $10 of cash, $20 of debt and $50 annual revenue, the circulating enterprise-value proxy is $210, or 4.2 times revenue. Using diluted capitalization gives $410, or 8.2 times. A five-times revenue assumption implies enterprise value of $250 and equity of $240. Dividing by the diluted 200 tokens gives a hypothetical $1.20 value per token, not the circulating-supply result of $2.40.
Interpret the scenarios and limits
Corporate valuation conventions do not establish token-holder entitlement to protocol earnings or treasury assets. Gross fees, protocol revenue and distributions are different measures. The inputs must describe the same entity and period, and the annual figure can be a user assumption rather than a verified forecast. Scenario multiples are not recommendations or market price targets. Review legal and governance claims before treating the arithmetic as ownership value; changing the denominator cannot create a claim that the token does not provide.