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Venus ETH

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Venus ETH Key Metrics

Total supply
1.22M VETH
Circulating supply
1.22M VETH

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Venus ETH Overview

Circulating Supply
1.22M VETH

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About Venus ETH

Venus ETH (VETH) is a vToken from the Venus Protocol on the BNB Smart Chain, enabling decentralized lending, borrowing, and stablecoin activities. VETH represents a tokenized version of Ethereum used within this protocol. Joselito Lizarondo, the founder and developer of the Venus Protocol and CEO of Swipe, created the protocol, combining aspects of existing DeFi protocols to offer innovative financial services in the DeFi space.
Venus ETH, like other vTokens, is utilized in the Venus Protocol for various DeFi activities, including lending, borrowing, and minting synthetic stablecoins. Users who supply assets to Venus receive an equivalent amount of vToken (like VETH) in return. These vTokens represent the supplied balance and earn interest over time. The value of the underlying assets of a vToken increases based on the market’s Supply Annual Percentage Rate (APR). VETH and other vTokens are transferable and continue to earn interest irrespective of their location. However, they also play a critical role in determining the Borrow Limit of the wallet they are held in, and transferring vTokens can lead to liquidation scenarios.
Venus ETH (VETH) was created as part of the Venus Protocol, which was founded and developed by Joselito Lizarondo, who is also the CEO and founder of Swipe. The Venus Protocol was one of the earliest decentralized applications on the Binance Smart Chain and combined elements of MakerDAO and Compound Protocols with additional features, offering an all-in-one money market protocol with a built-in synthetic stablecoin platform​​​​​​​​.

Venus ETH Markets

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