Curve (CRV)

The token's underperformance paints a challenging trajectory for its founder and the broader ecosystem.

The native token of the Curve ecosystem recorded a new all-time low in response to the latest market downturn.

CRV has experienced a downturn after reaching new heights in the past month.

The token has dashed previously heightened hopes for a $1 peg, down 95% from its all time high price.

The native token of Curve DeFi protocol has demonstrated an impressive price movement over the past month.

The surge follows CRV’s month-long waver at $0.5, igniting investor optimism for its ability to reach new heights.

The Surge coincides with the pre-launch of Curve Finance’s one-way lending market, Llama Lend.

The Curve DAO token has struggled to break through its week-long level of $0.55 to $0.57, demonstrating its underperformance.

The token’s current trading price represents an approximate 99% decrease from its all time high price of $60.50.

Curve's Michael Egorov settled his Aave lending position further easing contagion fears.

$5 million infusion from Binance Labs goes beyond mere financial support. It symbolizes a united drive to enhance Curve's security.

The team is now offering incentives to the general public in its quest for recovery.

Curve protocol recovers 73% of the funds lost following the July 30 reentrancy vulnerability exploit.

Curve lost upwards of $100 million to the exploit despite the best efforts of white hat hackers.

crvUSD smart contracts have been deployed on the Sepolia testnet.

The protocol disabled minting last month and the complete shutdown of Ren 1.0 will take place on 20th December.

The move comes after the $116 million Mango Markets exploiter Avraham Eisenberg tried to do a similar trick on Aave.

CRV has been rejected from both a diagonal and horizontal level while trading amidst anticipation of a bullish comeback.

The Curve DAO Token (CRV) is the native token that powers the Curve.fi decentralized exchange.