Venice is a private, uncensored AI platform with over 2 million users, powered by the VVV token which grants access via staking rather than pay-per-use. VVV reached an all-time high above $21 in June 2026, driven by real product traction and a deflationary buy-and-burn token model. The token faces volatility due to sector weakness, ongoing emissions, and sharp price swings, but could reclaim highs if user growth and AI interest pick up. Key price supports are near $14.50, with resistance at $18.30 and $20.40, framing a wide range of possible outcomes depending on market and platform developments.
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Venice.ai has reduced its annual VVV token emissions from 4 million to 3 million, marking the third cut in three months and an 80% drop from the original 14 million tokens per year set at launch. This aggressive supply tightening aims to create net d...
