

Convex Finance is a DeFi protocol built around Curve Finance that boosts rewards for Curve liquidity providers. The CVX token powers governance and utility: you can stake CVX to earn platform fees (via cvxCRV) and vote on gauge weights or protocol changes. CVX issuance is tied to CRV rewards, with minting that reduces over time, aligning incentives between Curve and Convex participants. This setup makes CVX central to Convex’s staking and governance mechanics while you track CVX price alongside protocol activity.
CVX price moves with crypto-wide sentiment and Convex/Curve activity. Liquidity, staking yields, and emissions matter, as do large governance votes and incentives. Macro headlines and BTC/ETH swings can pull CVX with them. In practice, price tends to react to:
You can compare these drivers against the live CVX price on the chart.
Total minted is near the cap, but circulating excludes locked or treasury balances. Supply can shift over time as emissions/vesting complete, so always check the latest CVX market data before making decisions.
CVX recorded an all-time high (ATH) of $60.32 on January 1, 2022, and an all-time low (ATL) of $1.434 on November 4, 2024 (as of August 25, 2025).
These levels reflect past extremes and do not predict future performance. Use the chart to see how the Convex Finance price moved before and after those dates, and to compare cycles
Yes. You can view the live CVX price and use the CVX converter to switch into popular currencies like USD, EUR, GBP and more. Conversion uses real-time FX rates so the CVX market data you see matches local pricing. Enter an amount of CVX (or fiat) and the converter calculates instantly, helpful for quick checks before trades or portfolio updates.