Liquity's LQTY token has 96.22 million in circulation out of a 100 million max supply. Its price is down 99.60% from the all-time high of $62.97, but remains 1.94% above the all-time low of $0.25.
Liquity data shows LQTY is down 99.60% from its all-time high of $62.97 and only 1.94% above its all-time low of $0.25. As of May 25, 2026, circulating supply stood at 96.22 million out of a 100 million maximum.
Liquity plans to roll out V2 in 2024, introducing leverage and lending products for ETH holders alongside a reserve-backed stablecoin model using staked ETH. The upgrade could strengthen its position in DeFi lending.
Liquity plans to release V2 in 2024, introducing leverage and lending products for ETH holders and a reserve-backed stablecoin model using staked ETH. The upgrade builds on its interest-free borrowing system and low 110% collateral ratio.
A false report claiming Jonathan, the world’s oldest living tortoise, had died was used to promote an unrelated crypto token. The scam briefly pushed the token’s market cap up 376%, highlighting the risks of social media-driven memecoin speculation.
Reports of Jonathan the tortoise's death were a hoax. Scammers impersonated a vet on X to promote an unrelated meme coin, which surged 376% before crashing. Real vet confirmed the tortoise is alive.
A fake news report claiming the death of Jonathan the tortoise was a crypto scam to promote a meme coin. The token's market cap surged 376% and then collapsed. The real tortoise is alive and well.
A fake X account posing as a vet falsely announced the death of Jonathan, the world's oldest tortoise, to promote a memecoin. The token's market cap skyrocketed 376% before crashing. The real vet confirmed the tortoise is alive.
