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I don't think coinfairvalue is a 100% accurate metric for determining the value of networks, but I found this interesting, and thought I'd share! :)
Here's some P/FV (fair value) ratios for the other top coins:
| Coin | P/FV (USD) | P/FV (BTC) |
|---|---|---|
| BTC | ($32,857/$10,086) = 3.26 | - |
| ETH | ($1,325/$328.89) = 4.05 | (0.0404/0.0326) = 1.24 |
| XRP | ($0.28/$0.36) = 0.78 | (0.000008/0.0000036) = 0.24 |
| BCH | ($441.61/$1,018.16) = 0.43 | (0.0135/0.1009) = 0.13 |
| XLM | ($0.17/$0.27) = 1.56 | (0.000017/0.000008) = 0.48 |
| CRO | ($0.07/$0.13) = 0.54 | (0.000002/0.000013) = 0.17 |
| LINK | ($24.75/$7.88) = 3.14 | (0.00075/0.000078) = 0.96 |
| BNB | ($40.75/$44.06) = 0.92 | (0.00124/0.00437) = 0.28 |
| ADA | ($0.35/$0.23) = 1.49 | (0.000011/0.000023) = 0.46 |
| LTC | ($96.16/$142.31) = 1.48 | (0.00433/0.00953) = 0.45 |
According to the website, the 5 most overvalued cryptos are (in order from most to least in USD):
ETH, BTC, LINK, XLM, ADA
According to the website, the 5 most undervalued cryptos are (in order from most to least in USD):
BCH, CRO, XRP, BNB, LTC
According to the website, the 5 most overvalued cryptos are (in order from most to least in BTC):
ETH, LINK, XLM, ADA, LTC
According to the website, the 5 most undervalued cryptos are (in order from most to least in BTC):
BCH, CRO, XRP, BNB, LTC