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VELODROME to USDT Converter
1 VELODROME = 0.0293394 USDT · updated 06:23 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.Velodrome Finance Markets
Velodrome Finance Historical Data
About Velodrome Finance (VELODROME)
Velodrome Finance is an automated market maker designed to support liquidity and token swaps across the Optimism ecosystem and the wider Superchain. Its official documentation describes VELO as the protocol's utility and emissions token, while veVELO is a vote-escrowed governance position represented as an NFT. Some exchanges list VELO under the ticker VELODROME, and this FMchart composite page uses that exchange label.
Swaps and liquidity provision
An automated market maker enables token swaps through liquidity pools rather than relying only on a traditional order book. Velodrome's documentation describes a system in which liquidity providers can earn trading fees and, for eligible staked liquidity, receive VELO emissions. Pool design, eligible gauges and reward rules matter: supplying liquidity is not the same as simply holding VELO, and returns can be affected by pool conditions, token prices and contract risks.
VELO and veVELO roles
The official docs distinguish VELO from veVELO. VELO is distributed through emissions, while holders can lock VELO to receive a veVELO governance position and vote on how emissions are directed across pools. The lock duration affects voting power, and the protocol describes fee distribution and incentives for voters under its epoch rules. These mechanics can evolve between versions, so readers should confirm whether documentation refers to v1 or v2.
Emissions and value distribution
Velodrome's published model directs emissions toward liquidity pools according to voting, with eligible liquidity providers receiving rewards under gauge rules. Its documentation also describes trading-fee and voting-incentive distribution, along with weekly epochs. Emissions are not equivalent to guaranteed profit: token prices, pool liquidity, impermanent loss, smart-contract behaviour and changing incentives can alter results. The project's revenue and distribution rules should be read from current official docs rather than inferred from a chart.
Understanding market history
FMchart's composite price history can help readers compare Velodrome-related market movements over time, but it is not a direct measure of protocol revenue, pool depth or governance participation. If the symbol mapping refers to VELO, that identity should be confirmed before comparing tokenomics. Price changes may coincide with emissions votes, incentive campaigns or market-wide events, but timing alone does not show causation. Use volume and consistent timeframes when interpreting historical moves.
Verify the version and asset
Velodrome documentation explains distinct protocol versions and token mechanics, including the relationship between VELO and veVELO. Before using a contract, confirm the correct chain, token and current application version from official docs. Supply figures and token rights described in Velodrome's documentation refer to VELO and veVELO on Optimism. FMchart's role is to display the composite market series available for the symbol, not to certify a protocol contract.
Last reviewed: Oct 10, 2026
Velodrome Finance (VELODROME) FAQ
What is Velodrome Finance?
Velodrome Finance is an automated market maker designed to support token swaps and liquidity in the Optimism and Superchain ecosystem. Its documentation describes VELO as the utility and emissions token and veVELO as the vote-escrowed governance position. Some exchanges list VELO under the ticker VELODROME, which is the label this FMchart composite page uses.
What is VELO used for in Velodrome?
Velodrome's official documentation describes VELO as the protocol's utility and emissions token. Liquidity providers can receive emissions in eligible pools, while holders may lock VELO to receive veVELO and vote on emissions allocation. Exact rules depend on the protocol version and current contracts, so readers should check the active documentation rather than assume all historical mechanics remain unchanged.
What is veVELO?
veVELO is Velodrome's vote-escrowed governance position, represented as an NFT. The docs explain that users lock VELO to receive veVELO and use it to vote on emissions allocation across pools. Lock duration affects voting power, and governance participation is distinct from simply holding the underlying token. Verify the current version's lock and voting rules before interacting with a contract.
What is the current VELODROME price on FMchart?
FMchart displays this VELODROME composite at $0.0293 and 24-hour volume of $1.13M across the exchanges in FMchart's composite. The symbol label may not be the canonical VELO ticker, so confirm the market mapping before comparing quotes. Composite prices can differ from a specific venue due to liquidity and coverage differences.
What are VELODROME’s circulating and maximum supplies?
Velodrome Finance's official materials describe the token's role and published supply design. When market data is available, the Price Statistics panel lists the circulating and maximum-supply fields for this page. Supply measures can use different definitions and update schedules, so compare the displayed values with current primary documentation before drawing conclusions about availability or dilution.
What is VELODROME’s all-time high?
FMchart records the composite page's all-time high as $0.4075 on Dec 13, 2024. Velodrome's documentation uses the ticker VELO, so other sources may list the same peak under that name, with small differences from exchange coverage. The high is a historical observation, not a target or forecast, and may vary with market coverage.
How has VELODROME performed historically?
FMchart's available composite history for Velodrome Finance summarizes market prices across supported sources, not protocol adoption or product performance. The Monthly Returns (USD) table summarizes the available market series. Check the start date and selected timeframe before comparing periods, and treat past returns as descriptive rather than predictive.
How does Velodrome distribute emissions?
Velodrome documentation describes VELO emissions allocated to liquidity pools according to voting, with eligible liquidity providers receiving rewards under gauge rules. The protocol also describes weekly epochs and incentives for voters. Actual outcomes depend on pool votes, liquidity, token prices and current contract rules, so emissions should not be equated with a fixed return or guaranteed profit.
Are VELO and veVELO interchangeable?
No. VELO is the fungible utility and emissions token, while veVELO is the vote-escrowed governance position represented as an NFT. Locking VELO creates a different position with governance mechanics and duration-related voting power. Confirm the protocol version and contract before transferring or using either asset, because their functions and handling differ.
What risks matter when reviewing Velodrome?
Important risks include smart-contract vulnerabilities, pool liquidity changes, token volatility, emissions changes and impermanent loss for liquidity providers. Governance votes and incentive design can also shift how rewards are distributed. Use the official docs to understand active version rules, and use FMchart for the available market series only; a price chart is not an audit of the protocol or its pools.