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Volume of assets locked in DeFi protocols reaches $100 billion

Volume of assets locked in DeFi protocols reaches $100 billion

According to data from DefiLlama, the total value locked (TVL) in the decentralized finance sector has for the first time exceeded $100 billion.

Ethereum-based DeFi protocols account for about 80% of the volume, while projects on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC) network account for roughly 15%.

The leader in the rankings is Compound, with $9.34 billion. The top 10 protocols on the list have $62.4 billion locked.

Data: DefiLlama.

Platforms DeFi Pulse and DeBank give TVL for the segment roughly half as large — $52.2 and $54.3 respectively. The leadership of Compound is confirmed by all three services, but the composition of the top ten differs among them.

Data: DeFi Pulse.

According to DefiLlama, the total TVL of DeFi protocols at the start of 2021 stood at $20.74 billion. This figure also diverges among analytics platforms: DeFi Pulse recorded about $16 billion, DeBank — $24.6 billion.

TVL around $80 billion by the end of March, according to DefiLlama. Over the past seven days, almost all leading projects posted double-digit growth in the metric. For VakerDAO, SushiSwap and Bankor, the increase exceeded 100% during this period.

In early March, the UNI token of the Uniswap decentralized exchange entered the top-10 of cryptocurrencies by market capitalization. The coin remains eighth in the ranking.

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