What is the current price of KYVE Network?
The current price of KYVE Network is $0.001804 with a 3.54% change in the last 24 hours.
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KYVE is a decentralized protocol that fetches, validates and permanently archives blockchain data so that developers, indexers and node operators can retrieve it later with proof that it is correct. It runs as its own Proof of Stake blockchain built with the Cosmos SDK, and KYVE is the token used to stake, secure the network and vote in governance. It matters because historical blockchain data is expensive to keep: full archival nodes are heavy to run, and many teams end up trusting a single data provider. KYVE's pitch, in its own words, is "to make historical blockchain data accessible, verifiable, and reliable for everyone."
KYVE was founded by Fabian Riewe (Co-Founder and CEO) and John Letey (Co-Founder and CTO). The team's own 2021 review describes the project's path "from a bounty side project to a successful Web3 startup," and its original design stored validated data on Arweave.
Key milestones from the official blog:
KYVE has two layers.
Consensus (chain) layer A sovereign Proof of Stake blockchain built with Cosmos and the Tendermint consensus engine. Consensus validators produce blocks and record the results of data validation.
Protocol layer Data is organized into pools, each dedicated to one source, such as a specific blockchain. In each pool, an uploader fetches a batch of data (a "bundle"), stores it on a decentralized storage provider and submits it for validation. Other protocol validators check the bundle and vote on it. If the vote passes, the uploader is rewarded.
When a bundle is accepted, two hashes are stored on-chain: a hash of the whole bundle and a Merkle root built from its individual data items. This is what makes the data verifiable later: anyone can prove that a single item belongs to a validated bundle without downloading all of it.
Under the staking-merge update approved in Proposal #43, consensus validators can allocate part of their stake to protocol pools, set a commission per pool and choose what fraction of their stake each pool receives.
Most blockchain data services are run by one company, and users trust their output. KYVE turns data archiving into a staked, vote-based process with slashing, then attaches a Merkle proof to every item it serves. That combination (decentralized validation plus per-item proofs through a free public API) is the core of what the project calls a "decentralized data lake."
Security combines Proof of Stake with slashing at the protocol layer. The docs define three slash types: a timeout slash for repeatedly missing proposals, a vote slash for voting incorrectly (for example, approving an invalid bundle) and an upload slash for proposing a bundle that is rejected. Delegators are slashed in the same ratio as their validator. Timeout slashes use a points system, so a brief outage does not trigger a slash unless missed rounds accumulate consecutively. According to the staking-merge announcement, delegations moved to the consensus layer follow its rules: a 21-day unbonding period and a 21-day redelegation cooldown.
Every blockchain eventually faces the same problem: its history keeps growing, and fewer people can afford to keep all of it. KYVE is one of the few projects trying to make that history verifiable and freely retrievable without trusting a single provider, which makes it a piece of shared infrastructure for node operators, indexers and researchers.
KYVE is a native Cosmos-ecosystem asset. It can be transferred over IBC and traded on decentralized exchanges in the Cosmos ecosystem, such as Osmosis, as well as on centralized exchanges. Always confirm you are using the native KYVE asset or its official IBC denomination before trading.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of KYVE Network is $0.001804 with a 3.54% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $1,799.80 representing a 21.43% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of KYVE Network is $2,189,247, ranking #845 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of KYVE Network is $2,299,208, calculated assuming the total supply of 1,274,717,418 KYVE is in circulation.
Circulating: 1,213,753,477. Total: 1,274,717,418. Max: N/A.
In the last 24 hours, KYVE Network traded between a low of $0.00162 and a high of $0.00183.
KYVE/USDTTether USDT0.001804 USDT
