DFI.Money (YFII) is not tradable on Coinbase.
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DFI.Money Price (YFII)
Market stats
DFI.Money is on the rise this week. ↗
The price of DFI.Money has decreased by 0.32% in the last hour and increased by 14.35% in the past 24 hours. DFI.Money’s price has also risen by 11.86% in the past week. The current price is $283.71 per YFII with a 24-hour trading volume of $19.68M. Currently, DFI.Money is valued at 96.98% below its all time high of $9,405.23. This all-time high was the highest price paid for DFI.Money since its launch.
The current circulating supply of DFI.Money is 38,596 YFII which means that DFI.Money has as total market cap of $10,952,812.71.
Overall
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Market cap
$10,952,812.71
Popularity
#996
Circulating
$38,596.00
Max Supply
$39,375.00
Hold time
Not enough data
Price & Volume changes
Volume (24h)
$19,678,324.86
↗ 89%
Volume (30D)
$469,000,426.48
Volume (7D)
$139,961,980.56
Benchmarks
All time high
$9,405.23
Performance (1Y)
↘ 74.53%
Vs. Market (1Y)
↘ 77.79%
Vs. BTC (1Y)
↘ 80.12%
Vs. ETH (1Y)
↘ 56.6%
FDV
$11,173,878.13
About DFI.Money
DFI.Money (YFII) is an Ethereum token that governs the DFI.Money platform. The platform is a fork of Yearn.finance and acts as a yield optimizer for tokens deposited to the platform.
DFI.Money launched on Coinbase on January 19, 1970 at 8:55 PM
Additional info about DFI.Money
Networks
FAQ
DFI.Money, also known as YFII, is a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform that originated as a fork of the well-known DeFi aggregator, yearn.finance (YFI). Launched in July 2020, DFI.Money seeks to optimize potential benefits for DeFi participants by adhering to changes proposed in an upgrade plan known as YIP-8. The platform's native token is YFII, a fixed-supply token that liquidity providers receive based on their interaction with the network. DFI.Money also offers a unique feature known as the Vault, which it describes as its "killer product."
DFI.Money operates by allowing users to join one or both of its two liquidity pools, which feature Curve (CRV) or Balancer (BAL). Users receive YFII tokens as a reward for providing liquidity. The platform also introduced the Vault, a feature that aims to provide users with potential returns of any token automatically according to user-submitted strategies, without the users themselves manually setting up transactions. DFI.Money's protocol is community-owned and does not offer commercial incentives such as developer rewards by default.