# Investment Unit, LP Token and uLP Token Value

The ADA value of a token is it's average buy/sell ADA price of all the different exchanges offering that exchange. The ADA value of each token will be calculated and provided by the Oracle Contract. 

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We will only use the term value of a token, Investment Unit, LP token, or Fund, but we will be referring to its ADA value.

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From the value of each token forming the Investment Unit, its value can be calculated.&#x20;

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For example, in the following Investment Unit:

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* 100 of Token A
* 4 of Token B
* 1 of Token C

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Its value would be calculated as follows:

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The value of the tokens:

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* Token A = 1 Lovelace
* Token B = 5 Lovelace
* Token C = 20 Lovelace

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The value of the Investment Unit:

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* Token A = 1 \* 100 = 100 Lovelace
* Token B = 5 \* 4 = 20 Lovelace
* Token C = 20 \* 1 = 20 Lovelace

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The sum of the values of the tokens that make up the Investment Unit gives us its value, in this case:

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* UI value = 100 + 20 + 20 =  140 Lovelace

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In turn, the uLP token has a 1:1 parity with the Investment Unit; therefore the Lovelace value of the uLP token in this example Fund would be:

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* Value of the uLP token = Value of the UI = 140 Lovelace

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Finally, recall that 1 LP = 1,000,000 uLP, so in LP value:

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* Value of LP token = Value of uLP token \* 1,000,000 = 140 Lovelace / 1,000,000 = 140,000,000 Lovelace = 140 ADA

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We will see that it is always true that the value of the uLP in Lovelace is the same as the value of the LP in ADA.

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