Comparable analysis (comps) is a valuation method that uses similar transactions as reference. This complete guide covers: how to find comps (marketplaces, databases, brokers, research), how to select relevant comps (similarity criteria, filters, quality), how to adjust comps (size, growth, margin, risk, timing differences), how to calculate multiples (revenue, GMV, users, others), how to interpret results (ranges, outliers, trends), and how to use comps in valuation (validation, triangulation, negotiation). We include practical examples, analysis templates, recommended tools, case studies, and professional tips. This guide is essential for anyone involved in digital asset valuation.
Comparable Valuation Analysis: How to Use Comps in Digital Assets
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