Volume, latest day
USDSwap volume across every Curve pool on the covered chains on the latest complete day.
How much trades on Curve, where does its liquidity sit and which pools do veCRV votes send CRV emissions to?
Curve's swap volume and liquidity by pool type and chain, plus the veCRV locks and weekly gauge votes that decide where CRV emissions go.
The dashboard as it will open in Vantage. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
Curve's volume, fees and liquidity by pool type and chain.
Swap volume across every Curve pool on the covered chains on the latest complete day.
Tokens held in Curve pools at the last block of the latest day, valued at oracle prices.
Trading fees paid on the latest complete day, including the admin share collected for veCRV holders.
Volume in StableSwap pools as a share of all Curve volume over the selected period.
Daily volume over the period, stacked by StableSwap, cryptoswap and other pool types.
Each pool's assets, type, chain, volume, fees, liquidity, the balance between its assets and its gauge weight.
veCRV, gauge weights and where each week's CRV emissions went.
Total veCRV at the latest epoch start, read from the VotingEscrow contract.
CRV locked in the VotingEscrow as a share of CRV's circulating supply at the same block.
Each gauge's share of this epoch's CRV emissions, from the GaugeController, grouped by pool type.
CRV minted to the largest gauges in each recent epoch, with the rest grouped, beside the incentives their voters were paid.
Curve is the DEX built for assets meant to trade close to each other: stablecoins, liquid staking tokens and different wrappers of the same coin. Its StableSwap pools hold prices tight around a peg and its cryptoswap pools trade volatile pairs with liquidity that re-centers as prices move. Its CRV token rewards liquidity providers through gauges. This dashboard follows the trades, the liquidity and where the rewards go.
Locking CRV for up to four years gives veCRV, which decays toward zero as the lock runs down. veCRV holders earn a share of trading fees, boost their own rewards and, each week, vote on how CRV emissions are split between pool gauges. Protocols that want deep liquidity for their token pay veCRV voters to point emissions at their pool, the contest known as the Curve wars. The votes page shows gauge weights, incentives paid and the emissions that followed.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
How receipts work →Read from chain state and history
Vote-escrowed CRV: CRV locked in Curve's VotingEscrow contract for up to four years. Voting power starts in proportion to the CRV locked and the lock length, then falls steadily to zero at the lock's end. It cannot be transferred, and it earns a share of Curve's trading fees.
Every pool that earns CRV has a gauge. veCRV holders spread their voting power across gauges, and at the start of each weekly epoch the GaugeController turns the votes into weights that set each gauge's share of that week's CRV emissions. A vote for a gauge can be changed, but not again for several days.
The competition among stablecoin issuers and other protocols for CRV emissions to their pools. They buy and lock CRV, or pay veCRV holders to vote for their gauge, because emissions attract liquidity and deep liquidity helps their token hold its price.
StableSwap pools assume their assets are worth about the same and keep the price nearly flat around that point, which suits stablecoins and staking tokens. Cryptoswap pools trade assets whose prices move apart, concentrating liquidity around an internal price that shifts as the market moves.
Each swap pays the pool's fee. Part stays in the pool for liquidity providers, and the admin share is collected by the DAO and paid out to veCRV holders. The dashboard reads both shares from each pool and the fee distributor's payouts.
Only where crvUSD sits in Curve pools. Its minting markets and Curve's lending markets are lending products with their own supply and rates; this dashboard covers the DEX, its liquidity and its emissions.
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