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1 STG = 0.174688 USDT · updated 06:22 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.Stargate Finance Markets
Stargate Finance Historical Data
About Stargate Finance (STG)
Stargate Finance (STG) is the governance token associated with Stargate, a cross-chain liquidity protocol built around LayerZero messaging. Stargate is designed to let users move supported assets between blockchain networks through liquidity pools, rather than treating each chain as an isolated destination. STG can be locked to receive veSTG, the non-transferable voting-escrow token used in Stargate DAO governance. On FMchart, STG is plotted in US dollars using the composite history available for this asset; a price chart cannot establish whether a cross-chain route is safe or liquid.
Cross-chain liquidity pools
Stargate's pools hold assets on supported chains so users can transfer compatible tokens between networks. The protocol aims to provide native-asset transfers with unified liquidity, though available routes and assets depend on the deployment and current configuration. Pool balances, fees, slippage and destination-chain conditions can affect a transfer. A cross-chain transaction also relies on messaging and smart-contract components, so a familiar token symbol does not remove bridge-related technical risk.
LayerZero messaging
Stargate uses LayerZero infrastructure to pass messages between blockchain environments. The application and its messaging layer serve different roles: Stargate defines the transfer and liquidity logic, while LayerZero provides cross-chain messaging infrastructure. Users should check the current documentation for supported chains, route requirements and any changes to the security model. A route being available in a past announcement does not guarantee that it remains active or economical at a later date.
STG and veSTG voting
Stargate DAO documentation says users can lock STG to obtain veSTG. The veSTG balance cannot be transferred and declines linearly as the remaining lock duration shrinks. Governance can address protocol upgrades, chain integrations, treasury decisions and liquidity-provider emissions. The process includes a discussion period and a formal vote, with minimum participation and approval requirements. Holding liquid STG is therefore not identical to holding voting power, and a vote does not automatically make a proposal operational.
Emissions and liquidity incentives
STG emissions and incentive allocations can influence where liquidity providers choose to supply assets. Incentives are a protocol parameter rather than a guaranteed yield, and the amount a provider receives can change with governance decisions, pool activity and the number of participants. Liquidity providers also face asset-price movement, pool imbalance and smart-contract risks. A high displayed reward rate, when present, should be evaluated alongside its duration, token-denomination and the risks of the underlying pool.
Risks for users and token holders
Cross-chain protocols depend on smart contracts, messaging infrastructure, liquidity and supported network operations. A problem on one chain can affect the user experience even if another chain continues to work. STG's governance value also depends on participation and the protocol's ongoing use; token emissions and market conditions can affect price. Review current Stargate documentation, security disclosures and the exact transfer route before moving assets. Never assume that a successful transfer on one route proves every route has the same risk profile.
Last reviewed: Oct 10, 2026
Stargate Finance (STG) FAQ
What is Stargate Finance (STG)?
STG is the governance token associated with Stargate Finance, a cross-chain liquidity protocol using LayerZero messaging. Stargate aims to move supported assets between blockchain networks through liquidity pools. The protocol's supported routes, pool assets and fee conditions can change, so users should check the live interface before initiating a transfer.
How does Stargate move assets across chains?
Stargate uses liquidity pools on supported networks and cross-chain messaging to coordinate transfers. A user selects a supported source and destination route, and the protocol handles the corresponding pool and message steps. Availability, fees, slippage and execution time depend on the route and current network conditions.
What is veSTG?
veSTG is Stargate's non-transferable voting-escrow token, obtained by locking STG. Its voting balance declines linearly as the lock period gets shorter, according to Stargate DAO documentation. It represents governance power rather than a separate freely transferable asset, and the amount of voting power depends on the lock terms.
What decisions can Stargate DAO make?
Stargate DAO governance can address protocol upgrades, chain integrations, treasury management, incentive programs and the distribution of STG emissions to liquidity providers. Proposals pass through discussion and formal voting, with quorum and approval thresholds. A proposal still needs implementation after approval, so a successful vote is not the same as an already deployed change.
Does holding STG automatically give voting power?
Liquid STG alone is not the same as veSTG voting power. Stargate's governance documentation says users obtain veSTG by locking STG, and that veSTG is non-transferable and decays as the lock period runs down. Check the current lock interface and governance rules before relying on a particular balance for voting.
What risks affect Stargate transfers?
Transfers rely on smart contracts, cross-chain messaging, liquidity pools and the source and destination networks. Failures, congestion, liquidity shortages or changes to a supported route can affect execution. Review the current route details and security information, and do not assume all chains or assets have identical risk characteristics.
How do Stargate liquidity incentives work?
STG emissions may be allocated to liquidity providers through protocol governance. Actual rewards depend on the pool, emissions schedule, participation and any changes approved by the DAO. Incentives are not guaranteed income, and providers can still face price movement, pool imbalance, contract vulnerabilities or changes in the value of reward tokens.
What is the all-time high for STG?
FMchart's composite ATH is shown as $4.14 on Apr 1, 2022. ATH means the highest price captured in the available historical dataset, not a target or expected future value. Individual exchanges may show a different high because trading pairs, liquidity, quote currencies and the start of their historical records differ.
How has STG performed over time?
To review STG's historical performance, use the chart on this page and select the period you want to compare. The available history may start later than the token's launch or differ from one exchange. Historical returns describe past price movements and cannot predict future results.
Where can I check Stargate's current routes?
Use Stargate's official app and documentation to confirm supported source and destination chains, pool assets, fees and transfer requirements. A route listed in an old article may have changed. For market information about STG, use FMchart's chart and Price Statistics panel when market data is available, and compare token details with official sources.