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Concrete Protocol Price Chart (CT)
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Concrete Protocol Detailed Performance
CT shows Bearish signs against top cryptocurrencies, leading categories and blockchains over various time periods
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Price History
- All-Time High
- $0.62022.04x to ATH
- All-Time Low
- $0.301.01x to ATL
- Trade Launch Date
- 30 Sep, 2026
10 days ago
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- Funds Raised
- $17.00 M
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What is the Concrete (CT) token?
Concrete (CT) is the token of a DeFi yield and credit infrastructure protocol developed by Blueprint Finance. The protocol runs as an appchain purpose-built for on-chain debt markets: automated ERC-4626 yield vaults issue yield-bearing ct[asset] tokens to depositors, lending markets carry automated liquidation protection, and institutions get one-click risk-managed yield strategies. AssetCX and concUSD are named as new primitives in the August 2026 funding announcement. DropsTab classifies Concrete under Protocol, Infrastructure, and Yield Farming. TGE occurred on September 30, 2026.
How is the CT token used?
The CT token carries two protocol functions. Locking CT grants governance over strategy approvals, collateral classifications, fee frameworks, and treasury policy. Staking CT can adjust certain protocol-side fees on the holder's own interactions. CT confers no ownership, equity, dividend, or profit-sharing rights — the token documentation issued by Concrete Network Ltd., a BVI subsidiary of the Cayman-registered Concrete Foundation, excludes these explicitly.
What is Concrete's total supply?
CT has a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens — maximum and total supply are the same, with no inflation mechanism per the Concrete Foundation. The same contract address (0x0a092e544da31150b439a1aaa1a3a2214a867f46) is deployed on both Ethereum and BSC, verifiable on Etherscan and BscScan. Fixed supply bounds inflation risk; supply risk for CT comes from unlocks, not emission.
How is the 1 billion CT token supply split?
The Concrete Foundation's TGE allocation splits 1,000,000,000 CT four ways: Ecosystem 35% (350M), Investors 28% (280M), Team 22% (220M), and Foundation 15% (150M). Investors and team together hold 50% of supply — half the token is insider-allocated, a concentration consideration once cliffs expire. The Ecosystem bucket funds community incentives and eligible on-chain activity.
What does Concrete's vesting and unlock schedule mean for investors?
The Concrete Foundation's TGE post describes unlocks spanning 12 quarters from TGE with a one-year cliff. TGE occurred on September 30, 2026, which places the team and investor cliff around September 30, 2027. Before the cliff, circulating supply is limited to ecosystem emissions. After it, 280M investor tokens and 220M team tokens begin unlocking — 50% of total supply concentrated in insider hands is the material sell-pressure event for CT holders. Granular per-bucket durations are not published.
Who backed the Concrete protocol and how much did Concrete raise?
Per DropsTab data, Concrete records three funding rounds. The February 2024 round raised $7.5M, led by Hashed and Tribe Capital, as Blueprint Finance emerged from stealth. The June 2025 strategic round raised $9.5M, led by Polychain Capital with YZi Labs and VanEck participating. The August 19, 2026 strategic round — again led by Polychain Capital, with BitGo participating — closed without a disclosed amount. Disclosed totals reach $17M.
What does Concrete's investor list say about project maturity?
Polychain Capital led two consecutive rounds, in June 2025 and August 2026 — a repeat-lead pattern signaling sustained institutional conviction. The broader list spans asset management (VanEck), custody (BitGo), exchanges (Bullish), and market making (FalconX, Keyrock, Flowdesk), which matches Concrete's institutional vault infrastructure focus. No single investor is reported above 20% of CT supply; concentration risk sits at the 28% investor-bucket level rather than with any named fund.
How did the Concrete airdrop work?
The Concrete Foundation ran an ecosystem airdrop tied to eligible on-chain and ecosystem activity. Claims were processed through the Foundation's site after the September 30, 2026 TGE. Binance Alpha separately ran an Alpha Points airdrop around launch. Both distributions drew on the 35% Ecosystem allocation (350M CT) reserved for community incentives and eligible on-chain activity.
Where can you buy Concrete (CT)?
CT trades spot on tier-1 centralized venues including Coinbase, Kraken, and OKX, alongside KuCoin, Gate, Bitget, MEXC, HTX, and more than a dozen CEX venues in total — mostly quoted in USDT. Derivatives trade on multiple venues: OKX, Bybit, and MEXC perpetuals. On-chain liquidity sits on Ethereum's Uniswap, predominantly v4 CT/USDC and CT/USDT pools. CEX depth is solid given the tier-1 listings; DEX depth is fragmented across many small v4 pools.
Is Concrete (CT) the same token as the $CT token on Solana?
No. Concrete (CT) is the Blueprint Finance protocol token deployed on Ethereum and BSC at contract 0x0a092e544da31150b439a1aaa1a3a2214a867f46. A separate meme-style "$CT" token on Solana is a different instrument with no connection to Concrete or the Concrete Foundation. Verify the contract address before trading any ticker labeled CT.
Concrete Protocol (CT) Price Live Data
The current price of Concrete Protocol (CT) is approximately $0.3038, reflecting a decrease of −0.70% in the last 24 hours. The CT trading volume in the last 24 hours stands at $10.49 million. Concrete Protocol's market cap is currently $57.72 million, accounting for about < 0.01% of the total crypto market cap. The circulating supply of CT is 190.00 million.