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Convex Finance - Price Data

High 24h: 1,54 €
All Time High: 52,83 € 97,1%
Days since All Time High: 1.559 (01.01.2022)
Low 24h: 1,49 €
All Time Low: 1,17 € 29,0%
Days since All Time Low: 181 (10.10.2025)

Convex Finance - Market Data

Popularity Popularity by market capitalization. The cryptocurrency with the highest market capitalization ranks 1st.: Rank 198
Trading Volume A measure of the trading volume of cryptocurrencies on all tracked platforms in the last 24 hours. This volume is continuously tracked over the entire 24-hour period without opening or closing times.: 4.762.946,00 €
Max Supply The maximum number of coins set during the lifetime of a cryptocurrency. This is comparable to the maximum number of shares that can be issued on the stock market. Maximum supply = theoretical maximum as set in the code.: 100.000.000
Market Cap Market capitalization is calculated as the current price multiplied by the circulating supply. This term refers to the total market value of a cryptocurrency's circulating supply. It is comparable to the measurement of the stock market where the price per share is multiplied by the number of freely available shares.: 135.952.283,00 € 0,0%
Circulating Supply The amount of coins circulating in the market and publicly tradable. This is comparable to the consideration of shares available in the market.: 89.915.339
Total Supply The number of coins that have already been created, minus any coins that have been removed from circulation. Total supply = blockchain supply - removed tokens.: 99.961.569

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Understand the Convex Finance Euro Price

The price of Convex Finance reflects the performance of the CVX token, the native currency of a DeFi protocol optimizing yields in the Curve Finance ecosystem. This article explains how the Convex Finance price has evolved since its launch in 2021, which factors influence the CVX price, and what the outlook for the protocol is.

Key facts about the Convex Finance price

Convex Finance is a DeFi protocol built on Curve Finance, enabling liquidity providers to achieve enhanced yields. The protocol aggregates veCRV voting power to make access to Curve rewards available to a wider user base.
The Convex Finance price is primarily influenced by demand for CVX tokens used for staking, governance, and participation in the so-called “Curve War.”
The maximum token supply is capped at 100 million CVX. As of fall 2025, a large share of it is in circulation. Token issuance is tied to the amount of CRV claimed on Convex and decreases over time.
CVX’s all-time high was around EUR 44 in early January 2022. Since then, the price has experienced volatile phases and trades around EUR 2 in October 2025. The all-time low was about EUR 1.35 in November 2024.
Price development of CVX in the medium term depends greatly on the recovery and further evolution of the Curve ecosystem, technological upgrades such as veCRV 2.0, and the activity of major investors.

How is the Convex Finance price calculated?

Like other cryptocurrencies, the CVX price arises through supply and demand. Pricing is fundamentally based on the maximum token supply, current emission rules, and specific protocol mechanisms:

Limited supply: The maximum supply of 100 million CVX acts as an upper limit, causing the available market supply to decrease gradually.
Emission and rewards: New CVX tokens are issued as rewards for staking CRV or locking Curve LP tokens within the protocol. The rate of token issuance goes down as more tokens are released.
Locked tokens: Governance and incentives (‘bribes’) lock up part of the CVX tokens, reducing the available trading volume and potentially creating a structurally deflationary effect.
Linked to usage: Emission rewards are closely tied to the amount of locked CRV in the Curve ecosystem, creating a direct connection between usage, yield prospects, and price development.

What influences Convex Finance price?

Several factors influence the CVX price, affecting both the protocol directly and the general market environment. Here is a summary of these factors:

Total Value Locked (TVL): The volume of assets locked in Convex is a central indicator. When TVL increases, interest in CVX usually picks up as well.
Competition dynamics in the Curve Wars: Various protocols pay incentives known as “bribes” to get votes and to make their pools more attractive. A major “bribe” deal for the UAD or Frax integration in 2024 caused a short-term spike in CVX demand.
Protocol upgrades: Technical advancements, such as Frax Finance’s North Star upgrade or Layer-2 integrations on networks like Arbitrum and Polygon have historically triggered significant price impulses.
Partnerships: Collaborations with stablecoin and lending protocols can attract new user groups and help boost the CVX price.
Regulatory developments: New regulations and laws concerning DeFi and cryptocurrencies, especially in the USA, tend to have significant impacts on the protocol and CVX price.

Price history: Key events in CVX price development

October 2025: Current Convex Finance price
The year 2025 began with a period of weakness, with prices sometimes falling below EUR 2.10, followed by a recovery in the summer to temporarily above EUR 4. The Frax North Star integration and renewed activity in Curve pools contributed to interim highs. In fall 2025, CVX price is hovering around EUR 2.
2024: Volatility and year-end rally after weak spring
The year started with significant price swings: In February 2024, the price was close to EUR 5. Spring saw a downturn, with CVX dropping by 50% at times to below EUR 2.50. In the second half of the year, a crypto upswing and stronger Curve pools revived the trend, ending with a year-end rally to around EUR 3.70.
2023: Bottoming after bear market and Layer-2 expansion
After a clear downturn during the previous year’s bear market, a price floor formed between EUR 2 and EUR 6 in spring 2023. The expansion to Layer-2 networks such as Arbitrum and Polygon in November 2022 continued to provide momentum into the first quarter. Uncertainty around DeFi regulation led to sharp price swings over the summer.
2022: All-time high and steep sell-off
By January 2022, CVX had climbed to its all-time high of over EUR 44. Following the Terra/LUNA crash and heavy selloffs across the broader market, the price dropped sharply. In early summer, CVX fell below EUR 4 and only managed brief recoveries from there.
2021: Launch and bull market momentum
Convex Finance launched in May 2021, showing robust growth in assets and users. By autumn, CVX was trading above EUR 15, driven by the momentum of the Curve Wars and rapid TVL expansion. By year-end, the foundation for dominance within the Curve ecosystem was firmly in place.

Current developments: Forecasting Convex Finance (CVX) price

CVX price trends are largely driven by the dynamics of the DeFi sector. Key factors include technological advancements such as the veCRV 2.0 upgrade at Curve Finance in late 2024, which improved efficiency and transparency. Upgrades like these, along with expansion to Layer-2 solutions, could provide positive long-term momentum.

Competition within the Curve Wars remains a key factor. While Convex currently holds significant control over veCRV voting rights, pressure is mounting from new protocols such as Stake DAO and Yearn Finance, which are developing their own strategies to accumulate voting power. This rivalry fuels active market dynamics, while overall sentiment and regulatory developments could further influence the price, positively or negatively.

Note on staking service:
Please note that this service is currently not regulated under MiCAR and lacks the protections and oversight established by EU regulations. For comprehensive information on staking risks, please refer to the Special Terms and Conditions for Staking.