# Token Listing

All tokens are listed on DEX Screener automatically as soon as they are added to a liquidity pool and have at least one transaction. You can use the search bar to search for any particular token by its name, symbol or address, as well as a pair address.

### How do I update information about a token, such as description and social links?

DEX Screener automatically looks for token information from external token lists, such as CoinGecko's. Once a token is present on such a list, all of its information will be displayed on DS automatically.

{% hint style="info" %}
If you'd like your token info to show up on DEX Screener as quickly as possible, regardless of listing status on external third party services, check out [**Enhanced Token Info**](https://marketplace.dexscreener.com/product/token-info).

Enhanced Token Info is the best option for up-and-coming tokens that want to build their communities and engage millions of DEX Screener users!
{% endhint %}

### How does DEX Screener calculate a token's FDV and Market Cap?

DEX Screener uses the following formula to calculate fully diluted valuation for any given token:

`FDV = (total supply - burned supply) * price`

In most cases, FDV will be the same as market cap, but there can be exceptions. For tokens that don't burn supply that isn't in circulation, DS will look for self-reported circulating supply from [**Enhanced Token Info**](< https://marketplace.dexscreener.com/product/token-info>) or CoinGecko, and automatically use that amount to calculate market cap instead.


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