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PowerPool Concentrated Voting Power

PowerPool Concentrated Voting Power (CVP)

$ 0.00
-0.67 %
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Market cap
$131.85K
-0.67 %
Volume (24h)
$23.9
-0.67 %
Circulating supply
32,389,280 CVP
Total supply
100,000,000 CVP
Max. supply
100,000,000 CVP

Key data

updated $0
Market cap$131.85K
Volume 24h$23.9
Circulating supply32.39M32% of max 100M
All-time high$17.27-100% from peak · 2020-09-01

PowerPool Concentrated Voting Power (CVP) is the governance token of the PowerPool protocol — a DeFi platform built around automated yield strategies and voting power aggregation. In simple terms, CVP lets holders pool their governance influence and direct it toward decisions in other DeFi protocols, while also serving as the native asset for PowerPool's own Index Coop-style vaults and automated strategy products.

Frequently asked questions

What is PowerPool Concentrated Voting Power and how is it different from other tokens?

CVP is the governance token of PowerPool, a protocol focused on aggregating voting power and automated yield strategies. Unlike simple governance tokens, it's designed to let users concentrate their voting influence across multiple DeFi protocols and earn yield through structured vault products at the same time.

How does PowerPool's technology work?

PowerPool runs on Ethereum as a set of smart contracts that pool governance tokens and deploy them into automated strategies. Token holders can stake assets into vaults, where the protocol manages them according to predefined rules, while CVP holders vote on how the pooled voting power is directed.

How is CVP emission and supply structured?

CVP has a hard cap of 100,000,000 coins, meaning total supply is fixed and no additional tokens can be minted beyond that limit. This fixed maximum supply is a key parameter to keep in mind when evaluating the token's long-term tokenomics.

How can you store and use CVP?

As an ERC-20 token, CVP can be stored in any Ethereum-compatible wallet such as MetaMask, Ledger, or Trust Wallet. Beyond holding, you can use it for governance voting within PowerPool, stake it in the protocol's products, or trade it on decentralized and centralized exchanges that list it.