Core Token Ecosystem
Welcome to the documentation for Curvance's token system, which forms the economic and governance backbone of the Curvance Protocol. The token system comprises two primary components that work together to facilitate governance, incentives, and cross-chain operations.
Overview
Curvance implements a sophisticated tokenomics framework through two interrelated tokens:
CVE (Curvance Collective Token) - The native utility and governance token of the Curvance ecosystem
veCVE (Voting Escrow CVE) - A non-transferable position representing locked CVE tokens with enhanced governance capabilities
This dual-token model enables Curvance to operate seamlessly across multiple blockchains while aligning incentives between short-term users and long-term stakeholders.
Key Features
Cross-Chain Governance: Participate in ecosystem governance across all supported blockchains
Fee Distribution: Earn a share of protocol fees based on your veCVE holdings
Gauge Emissions: Direct protocol incentives to specific markets through voting
Flexible Locking: Choose between standard one-year locks or continuous lock mode for enhanced benefits
Documentation Structure
The following sections provide detailed information about each token component:
CVE Token - Learn about the Curvance Collective Token, its allocations, and cross-chain implementation
Voting Escrow token (veCVE) - Understand the voting escrow system, points mechanism, and governance capabilities
Whether you're a developer integrating with Curvance or a user participating in the ecosystem, these documents will help you understand how Curvance's innovative token system works.
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