At a glance
DeHive key facts
| Type | Multi-chain tokenized portfolio protocol |
|---|---|
| Networks | BNB Chain, Polygon, Gnosis, Ethereum |
| Token | DHV |
| Audits | 2 listed |
| Value locked | $8.09K+234% 7d |
| Updated |
DeHive FAQs
What is DeHive?
DeHive is described as a multi-chain asset-management protocol for tokenized portfolios. Other descriptions refer to baskets of crypto assets called clusters, but current portfolio options and how to access them are unclear.
Which chains does DeHive support?
DeHive is associated with BNB Chain, Polygon, Gnosis (formerly xDai) and Ethereum. Check that any app or contract you use supports the specific network and assets you plan to use.
Is DeHive safe to use?
Two audits are listed for DeHive, but their scope, dates and findings are not clear. That is not enough to establish the safety of every contract or current deployment; DeHive’s custody model and incident history are also unclear.
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