DeFi Dashboard
Live decentralized-finance overview — total value locked across every chain, the biggest protocols, top blockchains by TVL and the size of the stablecoin market. Aggregated from DefiLlama, updated continuously. Free, no signup.
What this DeFi dashboard shows
Total value locked (TVL) is the combined dollar value of crypto deposited in DeFi — lending markets, decentralized-exchange liquidity, liquid staking and yield vaults. It is the headline gauge of how much capital a protocol or blockchain has attracted, so a rising TVL signals confidence and inflows, while a sharp drop often follows a hack, a depeg or capital rotating out.
How to read TVL by chain and protocol
The chain ranking shows where DeFi capital lives — Ethereum has long held the largest share, with other smart-contract chains competing for the rest. The protocol ranking lists the individual apps holding the most value (liquid-staking, lending and DEX protocols usually dominate); the 1-day and 7-day change columns show momentum. Watch big moves together: TVL leaving a chain while its perp funding flips negative and long liquidations spike is a classic risk-off signal.
Stablecoins — the plumbing of DeFi
Stablecoins are the settlement layer of crypto. Total stablecoin supply tracks how much "dry powder" is sitting on-chain ready to deploy — a growing supply is broadly bullish for liquidity, a shrinking one signals capital leaving the system. The list above ranks the largest stablecoins by circulating supply and shows each one's peg mechanism (fiat-backed, crypto-backed or algorithmic).
Volume, fees and revenue — who actually earns in DeFi
DEX volume shows where trading happens on-chain — the busiest decentralized exchanges over the last 24 hours. Fees are what users paid to use a protocol (swap fees, borrow interest, gas on an L2); revenue is the slice the protocol itself keeps after paying liquidity providers or validators. A protocol with high fees but near-zero revenue passes almost everything to its LPs; one with strong revenue has a real business model behind its token. Comparing all three tells you which apps have genuine, paying users — not just deposited capital.
DeFi data aggregated from DefiLlama. For information only — not financial advice.