Market Cap | |
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24 Hour Trading Vol | |
Fully Diluted Valuation | 906.03 B |
Circulating | 5,066,668,921.00 |
Total Supply | 5,066,668,921.36 |
Max Supply | 5,066,668,921.36 |
Week | Month | Year | All Time | |
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High |
14-12-2024 0.059725127644
-1.37%
|
08-12-2024 0.078792361623
-25.24%
|
09-06-2024 0.135487903617
-56.52%
|
23-12-2021 ₹5,730,800.59
-68.21%
|
Low |
14-12-2024 0.058907
0.00%
|
11-12-2024 0.054867072091
7.36%
|
19-12-2023 0.012694973579
364.02%
|
21-11-2021 ₹5,628.29
6,296.93%
|
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Price | Market Cap | Volume | Date |
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Constitution DAO was an experiment, but it is no longer around. In November 2021, a group of web3 fans got together as a decentralised, autonomous organisation with the goal of buying a copy of the U.S. Constitution at a Sotheby's auction. There are only 13 original copies of the U.S. Constitution left in the world, so there was a lot of competition at this auction. Even though the group was able to raise more than $40 million in ETH, Ken Griffin, a billionaire hedge fund manager and CEO of Citadel, outbid them in the end. Constitution after a failed grassroots effort to buy one of the most important and valuable documents in U.S. history, DAO said it would break up. All donations will be given back. Constitution DAO didn't come from one place, but it can be seen as an evolution of the grassroots fundraising movements that led to the rise of meme coins like Dogecoin and Shiba Inu. In just a few days, more than 17,000 people gave the DAO more than $47 million, with the average donation being $206. It also started a meme-based Twitter movement that supported the DAO's work. Brian Wagner and Liminal Warmth were two very important people who helped the DAO.