TROVE's current market cap is reported at $950,000, while its FDV was set at $20 million during fundraising.
Foresight News reported that according to GMGN market data, TROVE's market capitalization is currently at $950,000, with a 24-hour drop of 97.19%. Previously, its FDV was set at $20 millions during fundraising.
According to a previous report by Foresight News, Trove team member unwise tweeted that Trove will migrate to Solana. "Given the recent market sentiment fluctuations towards Trove, our liquidity partner supporting our Hyperliquid path chose to close their position of 500,000 HYPE. This has changed our constraints: we will no longer build based on Hyperliquid, so we are starting to rebuild the perp DEX on Solana." In addition, the team previously transferred the $45,000 angel round funding directly into the prediction market on January 11.
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