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CRV

No.138

$0.206

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≈$0.21

Market Cap

$483.79M

Cir. Cap

$301.1M

Cir. Supply

1.46B

Cir. Rate

62.2372%

Total Supply

2.35B

Max Supply

3.03B

24h Volume

$89.88M

24h Vol (BTC)

18.49M

24h Turnover

6.140773%

Market Share

0.02%

Performance

Low

0.20

Range

+0.03%

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0.21

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$13.01

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-1.62%

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-98.42%

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#	Unlock Date	Unlock Amount	Unlock Value	Total Supply %	Unlock Details
1	2026/08/01	316.56K	$65.21K	0.01%	1
2	2026/08/02	316.56K	$65.21K	0.01%	1
3	2026/08/03	316.56K	$65.21K	0.01%	1
4	2026/08/04	316.56K	$65.21K	0.01%	1
5	2026/08/05	316.56K	$65.21K	0.01%	1

About CRV

Curve DAO (CRV) is a cryptocurrency with market cap $0.3B, ranked #129.

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Wu Blockchain

07-31 19:38

Bitcoin spot trading volume falls to its lowest level since 2019 Glassnode reports that since February, the basis yield on three-month Bitcoin futures has been below the yield on two-year US Treasury bonds, marking only the second time in history that the yield curve has remained inverted, prompting institutional investors to shift towards cash and government bonds. Bitcoin spot trading volume has fallen to its lowest level since 2019, while exchange flows and demand for spot ETFs remain weak. Bitcoin is currently trading within the key cost range of $62,000 to $68,000, with $69,000 being a key resistance level. Glassnode states that the current bear market decline is the smallest in history, but its duration is insufficient to confirm a bottom, and its model remains slightly "risk-averse." Source:

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Miles Deutscher

07-31 11:50

This is one of the best financial AI workflows I've ever built. It helped Claude earn $19,537 entirely autonomously. This is my personal market research platform—it took me weeks to build. You can think of it as a fully localized backtesting trading engine. You choose a market, a timeframe, and a strategy, and it runs that strategy with real historical price data and shows you its actual performance. • It extracts real historical candlestick data (crypto data comes directly from Binance, no API key required, or you can use your own CSV/stock data). • You can choose from over 400 built-in strategies, such as moving average crossovers or RSI mean reversion, or use your own logic. • It displays a complete, interactive net asset value curve. • Every trade is logged: entry, exit, profit/loss. • It provides you with real performance metrics. If you don't use AI in your trading, you'll quickly fall behind, and I think everyone should build a personal, in-house tool like this to improve their portfolio.

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PlanB

07-30 19:52

The number of Bitcoin holders worldwide is estimated at around 365 million, representing 4-5% of the world's population. The ratio of Bitcoin's market capitalization to that of gold (approximately $1.28 trillion to $28 trillion) also indicates a Bitcoin adoption rate of around 4-5%. From the perspective of the logistic curve (S-curve), a 4-5% Bitcoin adoption rate represents a still relatively high growth rate.

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Mario Nawfal

07-30 16:35

A war with Iran could make $100 a barrel the new normal for oil and force the US to print money to escape its $39 trillion debt crisis. Lawrence Leipard, who manages hundreds of millions of dollars in assets, saw his fund achieve a 175% return last year by betting on gold and silver mining companies. Currently, his trusted oil analysts tell him that oil prices could reach $200 a barrel, and the deeper change lies in the bottom of the price: in the past, the bottom of oil prices was usually around $40 to $60 a barrel, but now it could be between $80 and $100 a barrel. If this sounds extreme, remember that the oil embargo of the 1970s caused oil prices to rise tenfold. The bill for this war will exacerbate the US government's debt burden, which already pays $1.3 trillion in interest alone annually, and the Pentagon has requested hundreds of billions more in funding. Rising prices push up interest rates, which in turn increase debt costs, creating a vicious cycle until Washington repeats its post-World War II mistakes by using its own printed money to buy domestic bonds. As Lawrence stated, "Yield curve control is just another way of saying money printing." The last time the US tried this, inflation lasted a decade, and bondholders suffered heavy losses. His solution is to hold two assets that governments cannot print: gold and Bitcoin. He predicts Bitcoin will rise again to $180,000 to $200,000 within a few years. Wars are fought with missiles, paid for with printed money, and the latter will eventually end up in everyone's wallet on Earth. @LawrenceLepard

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Mario Nawfal

07-30 07:01

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OpenAI

07-30 05:49

After deployment, we applied GPT-5.6 Sol to further improve efficiency by enhancing its own runtime performance. Results: - Service costs were reduced by 20% through improvements to the production environment's GPU kernels. - Token generation efficiency was improved by over 15% through improvements to speculative decoding. These optimizations were implemented throughout the entire technology stack, ultimately achieving optimal performance at every point on the cost intelligence curve.

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andrew chen

07-30 03:18

The AI Smile Curve Artificial intelligence has created a new "smile curve," where user retention/usage increases over time. Recall that smile curves once appeared only in a few areas, but once they did, they became "must-buy" products. - In the social media era, this referred to social networks. Consumers created accounts, added friends over time, and usage grew, eventually becoming a daily habit (e.g., Facebook, Instagram). - In the "Uber for X" era, this referred to applications. Consumers increased usage over time, and as availability improved, so did spending (e.g., Uber, DoorDash). - In the SaaS era, this referred to collaboration tools widely adopted in the workplace. Account revenue grew over time (e.g., Slack, Zoom). In the AI era, we see the smile curve based on improvements to the underlying model: - Trying an AI application with poor results - Releasing a new model with better results - Eventually integrating it into your workflow - Your usage and spending grow over time In the AI smile curve, what initially seems unremarkable eventually becomes indispensable.

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Mister Crypto

07-30 02:45

🇺🇸 The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged, and all markets surged instantly. The decision caused synchronized market movements. The stock market gained $330 billion in three minutes. Gold and silver gained $350 billion in two minutes. Bitcoin prices soared, and $20 million in short positions were liquidated during the price surge. The reason for the synchronized market movements is simple. The market had previously anticipated a possible Fed rate hike. With the Fed keeping rates unchanged, this concern dissipated, and funds flowed into all assets along the risk curve. But this is merely a market reaction, not the final outcome. The 2 PM decision is headline news. The real determinant of the market's direction is Warsh's press conference, which has yet to take place. Pay close attention to his comments on inflation. If inflation is moderate, this rally will continue. If inflation is tough, every rising candlestick will fall back. The market rally is just the beginning; the press conference will be the real test.

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andrew chen

07-29 14:59

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Mario Nawfal

07-29 12:50

🇮🇷 Over a billion barrels of crude oil from China remain unaccounted for, yet oil prices are nearly unchanged from pre-war levels. Last week, Brent crude prices briefly touched $100 a barrel before falling back to just over $90 in the following days, during which time there were no major conflicts or diplomatic news. In reality, there were no substantial changes to support a price increase. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), as of mid-May, the Gulf of Mexico had lost over a billion barrels of crude oil supply, with over 14 million barrels of oil production shut down daily. Furthermore, there was the Russian export terminal shot down by a Ukrainian drone. This crude oil has never returned. What's really at play is position volatility. Futures trading volume is several times that of actual crude oil trading volume; therefore, even if no oil tankers set sail, a ceasefire announcement can readjust the entire futures curve. Traders who went long during the conflict will take profits at any sign of calm. Political statements cannot replenish crude oil reserves, nor can they convince insurance companies to cover ship damage. These decisions have their own mechanisms, and they haven't changed. Source: @jackprandelli, CNBC / Author: Daniel

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