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1 SOLV = 0.00447091 USDT · updated 06:21 UTC
Volume Bubbles Chart (1h)
Each 1-hour candle's volume is signed by its direction (up candles count as net buying, down candles as net selling) and drawn as a bubble at the closing price, green for buying and red for selling. Bubble size and colour intensity show how strong that flow is compared with the last 300 candles: the strongest 30% get full bubbles with their USD value, the rest stay as small dots. Unusually large bubbles flag aggressive buying or selling worth a closer look, often near breakouts, reversals or key levels.Seasonal Chart
Plots one line per calendar year showing the % change since the start of that year, with the current year highlighted against up to four previous years. Lining the years up on the same calendar shows whether the price tends to rise or fall in the same months, helping you spot recurring seasonal patterns. Treat it as context rather than a forecast: past seasonality does not guarantee future moves.Solv Protocol Markets
Solv Protocol Historical Data
About Solv Protocol (SOLV)
Solv Protocol develops on-chain infrastructure intended to connect Bitcoin-related assets with decentralized finance across multiple networks. SolvBTC is one of its central products: a token designed to represent Bitcoin value within supported on-chain environments. SOLV is a separate utility and governance token used for protocol participation, staking and certain fee-related benefits. Keeping those assets distinct is essential because SOLV price exposure is not the same as holding BTC or a SolvBTC representation.
SolvBTC and Bitcoin liquidity
Solv’s documentation describes SolvBTC as a unified Bitcoin-linked asset that can be used across supported chains and connected to products such as lending or yield strategies. Cross-chain availability can improve composability, but it also means users must check the exact network and token contract. A BTC-linked token may depend on reserve management, redemption procedures and integration partners, so its operational risks are not identical to those of native Bitcoin held in a personal wallet.
What SOLV is used for
Official SOLV tokenomics describe governance participation, staking for protocol emissions and fee discounts, including discounts related to SolvBTC redemptions. These utilities depend on the protocol’s active rules and eligible products. SOLV is not itself the Bitcoin reserve asset, and staking SOLV should not be confused with staking Bitcoin through a separate product. The distinction matters when evaluating rewards, collateral exposure and what a holder can actually redeem.
Supply and token distribution
Solv’s tokenomics documentation lists a genesis supply of 8.4 billion SOLV and a stated maximum supply of 9.66 billion, with a note that governance may change supply for Bitcoin Reserve Offerings. The page also describes allocations across community rewards, treasury, ecosystem development, investors, team and other categories. These figures are policy-specific and can be updated, so check the date of the source before reusing them. A maximum is not necessarily an immutable ceiling when governance exceptions are documented.
Staking, governance and incentives
SOLV holders can participate in governance and stake through the protocol’s staking infrastructure under the rules currently in effect. Rewards and fee discounts are product mechanisms, not guaranteed investment returns. Governance can affect how the ecosystem evolves, but voting power does not mean each holder controls day-to-day operations. Review eligibility, lock-up or withdrawal conditions, reward calculations and the specific contracts involved before assuming a benefit applies to every SOLV balance.
Risks and independent verification
SOLV has market risk in addition to the technical and operational risks associated with multi-chain Bitcoin products. Potential issues include smart-contract bugs, reserve transparency, bridge dependencies, liquidity differences and changing tokenomics. A published backing target or reserve framework is a design claim that should be checked against current evidence and redemption rules. Use official documentation for mechanisms, verify contract addresses by network, and treat price charts as historical market data rather than proof of reserves or safety.
Last reviewed: Oct 9, 2026
Solv Protocol (SOLV) FAQ
What is Solv Protocol?
Solv Protocol builds infrastructure for Bitcoin-related assets in decentralized finance, including tokenized BTC representations and staking-related products. Its aim is to make Bitcoin liquidity usable across supported networks and financial applications. The exact mechanics vary by product, so users should read the documentation for the specific asset they plan to hold rather than assuming all Solv products have identical backing, liquidity or redemption rules.
What is the difference between SOLV and SolvBTC?
SOLV is Solv Protocol’s utility and governance token, while SolvBTC is a Bitcoin-linked asset designed for on-chain use. Their economic exposure is different: SOLV has its own token market, while SolvBTC’s design relates to BTC value and product-specific redemption arrangements. Always confirm the asset name, network and contract address because similar labels can refer to different tokens or wrapped representations.
What can SOLV be used for?
Solv’s official tokenomics describe governance participation, staking for protocol emissions and fee discounts on eligible services, including SolvBTC redemptions. Availability and conditions depend on current protocol rules. These features do not guarantee a particular return or make SOLV equivalent to Bitcoin. Check the latest documentation for eligible networks, staking contracts and fee terms before relying on a stated utility.
What is SOLV’s maximum supply?
Solv’s tokenomics page lists a genesis supply of 8.4 billion SOLV and a stated maximum of 9.66 billion. It also notes that governance may change supply for Bitcoin Reserve Offerings, so the figure is not an unconditional, immutable cap. Check the current official page for amendments, and distinguish maximum supply from circulating supply and tokens already released into the market.
Does SOLV staking work like Bitcoin staking?
No. SOLV staking involves the SOLV token and the protocol’s staking infrastructure, whereas Bitcoin-related staking products may involve BTC exposure, liquid representations or separate strategies. The assets, reward sources and risks differ. Before using a staking feature, identify the contract and asset being deposited, understand withdrawal conditions, and check whether rewards come from protocol emissions, fees or another source.
How does SolvBTC maintain its relationship to Bitcoin?
Solv describes SolvBTC as a unified Bitcoin-linked asset supported by its reserve and product architecture. Users should verify current reserve disclosures, minting and redemption rules, supported networks and any third-party dependencies. A design target or stated backing model is not the same as a guarantee against depegging, delayed redemption, software failure or liquidity shortages under stressed conditions.
What risks affect SOLV holders?
SOLV holders face ordinary crypto-market volatility as well as protocol-specific risks. These can include smart-contract bugs, multi-chain integration failures, changing token supply rules, staking mechanics and liquidity conditions. SOLV is not the same asset as SolvBTC, so BTC price behavior alone cannot explain SOLV’s market price. Read current tokenomics and security documentation, and verify every contract address before interacting with it.
What is the all-time high of SOLV?
The all-time high recorded for SOLV on FMchart is $0.2001. Different services may show different historical peaks because of exchange coverage, quote currencies and the time range available for each listing. Use the Price Statistics panel for FMchart’s tracked record and check whether the comparison refers to SOLV rather than SolvBTC or another Solv asset. A historical high does not indicate a likely future price.
How has SOLV performed over time?
Use FMchart’s composite chart to inspect SOLV’s historical market series. SOLV’s governance and staking utility is separate from SolvBTC’s Bitcoin-linked design, so do not use one asset’s price as a proxy for the other. The chart’s start date and exchange coverage shape the comparison, and historical movements cannot guarantee future performance.
Where can I verify Solv tokenomics?
Use Solv’s official tokenomics documentation for supply, allocation and utility, then check the governance and contract pages for the network and implementation involved. Solv’s documentation notes that some supply parameters may change through governance, so dated screenshots or third-party summaries can become stale. Cross-check the page’s latest revision and distinguish SOLV from the protocol’s other BTC-linked tokens before citing any figures.