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AERO
AERO

Aerodrome price

0x9401...8631
₺23.9530
-₺0.32287
(-1.33%)
Price change for the last 24 hours
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AERO market info

Market cap
Market cap is calculated by multiplying the circulating supply of a coin with its latest price.
Market cap = Circulating supply × Last price
Network
Underlying blockchain that supports secure, decentralized transactions.
Circulating supply
Total amount of a coin that is publicly available on the market.
Liquidity
Liquidity is the ease of buying/selling a coin on DEX. The higher the liquidity, the easier it is to complete a transaction.
Market cap
₺39.07B
Network
Base
Circulating supply
1,631,042,693 AERO
Token holders
606273
Liquidity
₺2.57B
1h volume
₺9.64M
4h volume
₺44.47M
24h volume
₺240.06M

Aerodrome Feed

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MAY BACH
MAY BACH
I really want that, but if it were that easy, everyone would have goods, right? In this part, if there's an uptrend, we need to hit it hard again to make everyone exhausted; it's easier to do things with fewer people. It's just talk, but $BTC is going solo, and altcoins are still a bit weak 🤔 #Bitcoin
MAY BACH
MAY BACH
GM $BTC $116K 💵 Isn't it like a festival? Congratulations to the DCA $ETH folks! If it goes back to the $3K mark, quite a few of you will be in profit and making several tens of percent! Now just waiting for what game to trade next, but I guess it will still be a meme. #Bitcoin
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Bojan
Bojan
If, for some reason, you haven’t looked into PIL bribe mechanics yet - this is your chance.
jordan
jordan
Liquity v2 is quietly building the most efficient bribe market in crypto. The bribe meta has been a fixture in DeFi with Curve, Aerodrome, and now Liquity v2. However, bribe incentives come at the expense of token holders through inflationary rewards. This makes emissions-based bribe markets a net negative for token lockers. Liquity solves this with protocol incentivized liquidity (PIL), directed by $LQTY stakers. Instead of using governance tokens as the reward token, Liquity rewards bribers with BOLD from protocol revenue instead. This makes a big difference. 4 main factors contribute to the efficiency of a bribe economy: 1. Incentive token 2. Scope of bribable venues 3. Risk premium of incentivized action 4. Market structure Let’s use Curve as an example. 1. Incentive token The volatility and uncertainty of the incentive token may limit the market’s ability to price it properly. Bribers bid less to avoid overpaying, which leads to less bribes per dollar of incentives. Incentivizing with an emissions-based governance token like CRV likely earns a lower multiple than a stablecoin (BOLD). 2. Scope of bribeable venues (TAM) Curve’s bribe program is limited to Curve. This is necessary or things would get weird, but it places a ceiling on the TAM for bribes. Liquity PIL is venue-agnostic. You can bribe across any chain & protocol. Any project incentivizing liquidity can pay LQTY stakers, get a small bonus, and distribute cold hard cash to users. 3. Risk premium All liquidity mining campaigns must consider the yield threshold at which users are willing to leave lower-risk strategies like Curve 3Pool or Aave USDC. Bribe economies are not absolved from this process, but to see it we have to work backwards. Consider a $100 bribe to a new Aerodrome pool. It receives X votes—let’s assume $150 worth. If the pool attracts $7.8K TVL for the epoch, that implies LPs require 100% APY for that pool. To increase the TVL, you will have to pay more to scale that APY for additional liquidity, and this risk premium will change with implied volatility. The flipside of this is higher risk premiums often come with greater capital efficiency. While Aerodrome will typically earn less per dollar of emissions than Curve, its potential fees from these positions is higher, and projects need less TVL (and thus, less bribes) for the same goal. BOLD’s wide array of potential incentive venues means the risk premium will vary, but it will generally involve liquidity for BOLD and is considered on the safer side. 4. Market structure How does the token structure, vote bribing apparatus, program rules, and behavior of major entities facilitate or inhibit monetization of gauge votes? In other words, how cutthroat is the vote market? As the first mover, Curve has a sloppy infrastructure for native lockers. Lack of native support for liquid wrappers and the bribe economy make monetization of vote power difficult. Aerodrome has robust tooling for lockers and bribers with its veNFTs & Relay feature. This strong setup is part of the reason why liquid wrappers for veAERO haven’t formed. LQTY has native bribe support, but no liquid wrappers or optimization features. There are other factors that influence the success of a bribe economy, but these factors highlight the fundamentals. Liquity has nailed most of the bribe economy design, but still needs things to fall its way to achieve success. The friendly fork ecosystem seems to be the most likely path to achieving the elusive highly competitive BOLD wars narrative.
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Delphi Digital
Delphi Digital
Our analyst breaks down Liquity v2's bribe market and how BOLD incentives differ from traditional emissions. Read the full analysis here.👇
jordan
jordan
Liquity v2 is quietly building the most efficient bribe market in crypto. The bribe meta has been a fixture in DeFi with Curve, Aerodrome, and now Liquity v2. However, bribe incentives come at the expense of token holders through inflationary rewards. This makes emissions-based bribe markets a net negative for token lockers. Liquity solves this with protocol incentivized liquidity (PIL), directed by $LQTY stakers. Instead of using governance tokens as the reward token, Liquity rewards bribers with BOLD from protocol revenue instead. This makes a big difference. 4 main factors contribute to the efficiency of a bribe economy: 1. Incentive token 2. Scope of bribable venues 3. Risk premium of incentivized action 4. Market structure Let’s use Curve as an example. 1. Incentive token The volatility and uncertainty of the incentive token may limit the market’s ability to price it properly. Bribers bid less to avoid overpaying, which leads to less bribes per dollar of incentives. Incentivizing with an emissions-based governance token like CRV likely earns a lower multiple than a stablecoin (BOLD). 2. Scope of bribeable venues (TAM) Curve’s bribe program is limited to Curve. This is necessary or things would get weird, but it places a ceiling on the TAM for bribes. Liquity PIL is venue-agnostic. You can bribe across any chain & protocol. Any project incentivizing liquidity can pay LQTY stakers, get a small bonus, and distribute cold hard cash to users. 3. Risk premium All liquidity mining campaigns must consider the yield threshold at which users are willing to leave lower-risk strategies like Curve 3Pool or Aave USDC. Bribe economies are not absolved from this process, but to see it we have to work backwards. Consider a $100 bribe to a new Aerodrome pool. It receives X votes—let’s assume $150 worth. If the pool attracts $7.8K TVL for the epoch, that implies LPs require 100% APY for that pool. To increase the TVL, you will have to pay more to scale that APY for additional liquidity, and this risk premium will change with implied volatility. The flipside of this is higher risk premiums often come with greater capital efficiency. While Aerodrome will typically earn less per dollar of emissions than Curve, its potential fees from these positions is higher, and projects need less TVL (and thus, less bribes) for the same goal. BOLD’s wide array of potential incentive venues means the risk premium will vary, but it will generally involve liquidity for BOLD and is considered on the safer side. 4. Market structure How does the token structure, vote bribing apparatus, program rules, and behavior of major entities facilitate or inhibit monetization of gauge votes? In other words, how cutthroat is the vote market? As the first mover, Curve has a sloppy infrastructure for native lockers. Lack of native support for liquid wrappers and the bribe economy make monetization of vote power difficult. Aerodrome has robust tooling for lockers and bribers with its veNFTs & Relay feature. This strong setup is part of the reason why liquid wrappers for veAERO haven’t formed. LQTY has native bribe support, but no liquid wrappers or optimization features. There are other factors that influence the success of a bribe economy, but these factors highlight the fundamentals. Liquity has nailed most of the bribe economy design, but still needs things to fall its way to achieve success. The friendly fork ecosystem seems to be the most likely path to achieving the elusive highly competitive BOLD wars narrative.
6.83K
9
Aragon.eth 🦅
Aragon.eth 🦅
This Week at Aragon 🦅 🧪 We look back on a strong week for value accrual during @EthCC 📊 Integration spotlight: @etherscan 🔒 Aragon welcomes @hyperithm to better onchain governance
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Sam | Liquity
Sam | Liquity
stake your $LQTY, anon learn how bribes work 👇
jordan
jordan
Liquity v2 is quietly building the most efficient bribe market in crypto. The bribe meta has been a fixture in DeFi with Curve, Aerodrome, and now Liquity v2. However, bribe incentives come at the expense of token holders through inflationary rewards. This makes emissions-based bribe markets a net negative for token lockers. Liquity solves this with protocol incentivized liquidity (PIL), directed by $LQTY stakers. Instead of using governance tokens as the reward token, Liquity rewards bribers with BOLD from protocol revenue instead. This makes a big difference. 4 main factors contribute to the efficiency of a bribe economy: 1. Incentive token 2. Scope of bribable venues 3. Risk premium of incentivized action 4. Market structure Let’s use Curve as an example. 1. Incentive token The volatility and uncertainty of the incentive token may limit the market’s ability to price it properly. Bribers bid less to avoid overpaying, which leads to less bribes per dollar of incentives. Incentivizing with an emissions-based governance token like CRV likely earns a lower multiple than a stablecoin (BOLD). 2. Scope of bribeable venues (TAM) Curve’s bribe program is limited to Curve. This is necessary or things would get weird, but it places a ceiling on the TAM for bribes. Liquity PIL is venue-agnostic. You can bribe across any chain & protocol. Any project incentivizing liquidity can pay LQTY stakers, get a small bonus, and distribute cold hard cash to users. 3. Risk premium All liquidity mining campaigns must consider the yield threshold at which users are willing to leave lower-risk strategies like Curve 3Pool or Aave USDC. Bribe economies are not absolved from this process, but to see it we have to work backwards. Consider a $100 bribe to a new Aerodrome pool. It receives X votes—let’s assume $150 worth. If the pool attracts $7.8K TVL for the epoch, that implies LPs require 100% APY for that pool. To increase the TVL, you will have to pay more to scale that APY for additional liquidity, and this risk premium will change with implied volatility. The flipside of this is higher risk premiums often come with greater capital efficiency. While Aerodrome will typically earn less per dollar of emissions than Curve, its potential fees from these positions is higher, and projects need less TVL (and thus, less bribes) for the same goal. BOLD’s wide array of potential incentive venues means the risk premium will vary, but it will generally involve liquidity for BOLD and is considered on the safer side. 4. Market structure How does the token structure, vote bribing apparatus, program rules, and behavior of major entities facilitate or inhibit monetization of gauge votes? In other words, how cutthroat is the vote market? As the first mover, Curve has a sloppy infrastructure for native lockers. Lack of native support for liquid wrappers and the bribe economy make monetization of vote power difficult. Aerodrome has robust tooling for lockers and bribers with its veNFTs & Relay feature. This strong setup is part of the reason why liquid wrappers for veAERO haven’t formed. LQTY has native bribe support, but no liquid wrappers or optimization features. There are other factors that influence the success of a bribe economy, but these factors highlight the fundamentals. Liquity has nailed most of the bribe economy design, but still needs things to fall its way to achieve success. The friendly fork ecosystem seems to be the most likely path to achieving the elusive highly competitive BOLD wars narrative.
5.96K
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AERO price performance in TRY

The current price of aerodrome is ₺23.9530. Over the last 24 hours, aerodrome has decreased by -1.33%. It currently has a circulating supply of 1,631,042,693 AERO and a maximum supply of 1,631,044,693 AERO, giving it a fully diluted market cap of ₺39.07B. The aerodrome/TRY price is updated in real-time.
5m
+0.81%
1h
+2.97%
4h
+2.62%
24h
-1.33%

About Aerodrome (AERO)

Aerodrome (AERO) is a decentralized digital currency leveraging blockchain technology for secure transactions.

Why invest in Aerodrome (AERO)?

As a decentralized currency, free from government or financial institution control, Aerodrome is definitely an alternative to traditional fiat currencies. However, investing, trading or buying Aerodrome involves complexity and volatility. Thorough research and risk awareness are essential before investing. Find out more about Aerodrome (AERO) prices and information here on OKX TR today.

How to buy and store AERO?

To buy and store AERO, you can purchase it on a cryptocurrency exchange or through a peer-to-peer marketplace. After buying AERO, it’s important to securely store it in a crypto wallet, which comes in two forms: hot wallets (software-based, stored on your physical devices) and cold wallets (hardware-based, stored offline).

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Contributors
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Interactions
Sum of socially-driven online engagement in the last 24h, such as likes, comments, and reposts. High engagement levels can indicate strong interest in a token.
Sentiment
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Volume rank
Volume refers to post volume in the last 24h. A higher volume ranking reflects a token’s favored position relative to other tokens.
In the last 24 hours, there have been 2.2K new posts about Aerodrome, driven by 795 contributors, and total online engagement reached 211K social interactions. The sentiment score for Aerodrome currently stands at 84%. Compared to all cryptocurrencies, post volume for Aerodrome currently ranks at 3060. Keep an eye on changes to social metrics as they can be key indicators of the influence and reach of Aerodrome.
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Aerodrome FAQ

What’s the current price of Aerodrome?
The current price of 1 AERO is ₺23.9530, experiencing a -1.33% change in the past 24 hours.
Can I buy AERO on OKX TR?
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Why does the price of AERO fluctuate?
The price of AERO fluctuates due to the global supply and demand dynamics typical of cryptocurrencies. Its short-term volatility can be attributed to significant shifts in these market forces.
How much is 1 Aerodrome worth today?
Currently, one Aerodrome is worth ₺23.9530. For answers and insight into Aerodrome's price action, you're in the right place. Explore the latest Aerodrome charts and trade responsibly with OKX TR.
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Cryptocurrencies, such as Aerodrome, are digital assets that operate on a public ledger called blockchains. Learn more about coins and tokens offered on OKX TR and their different attributes, which includes live prices and real-time charts.
When was cryptocurrency invented?
Thanks to the 2008 financial crisis, interest in decentralized finance boomed. Bitcoin offered a novel solution by being a secure digital asset on a decentralized network. Since then, many other tokens such as Aerodrome have been created as well.

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