Price calculation of new issued Token on the Exchange

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#1

What is the method that is used to calculate the price of a new Token on the Exchange in relationship with the total number of issued Tokens?

We know that most exchanges use the formula marketcap = price * circulating supply

For ex.: If I issue 100 new tokens, are these 100 tokens considered as being already in the circulating supply?

And how to calculate the increase/decrease of price on the exchange?

For ex.: if price of token is 1 USD and someone buys 10 tokens, based on a total supply of 100 tokens, what would the new price be?

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#2

You can set any price of newly issued token. It does not reflect its actual cost anyway (actual cost is zero unless token is backed by some useful project)

#3

Here Market cap = Price * Total supply

No, until someone buys.

Circulating supply = Total supply - Issuer supply

Total supply will be 100, circulating supply 0.

Circulating supply: the number of tokens that are publicly available and circulating in the market.
Total supply: the number of tokens in existence, i.e., the number of tokens that were already issued minus the coins that were burned.
Max supply: the maximum amount of tokens that will ever exist, including the tokens that will be made available in the future, i.e., in the case of a reissuable asset.

Price = 1 USD
Market cap = 100 USD

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