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DeFi Value Locked and Stablecoin Supply Each Fell About $1.3 Billion in a Week

DeFi value locked ended at $122.25 billion, while stablecoin supply fell to $305.24 billion; available-liquidity ratios rose over the same period.

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DeFi’s total value locked and stablecoin supply each fell by about $1.3 billion over seven days, a parallel retreat that may indicate capital is leaving on-chain markets.

DeFi value locked fell $1.34 billion to $122.25 billion, while stablecoin supply decreased $1.35 billion to $305.24 billion. Real-world asset value locked dropped to $4.04 billion, and Ethereum’s share of DeFi value locked fell to 57.79%.

Loans less than 5% from liquidation prices totaled $6.72 billion, down $395 million from the prior week.

Available-liquidity ratios rose during the same period. The stablecoin ratio increased 1.37 percentage points to 21.40%, and Ether (ETH)’s ratio rose 1.20 percentage points to 18.80%.

Enna Lee

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Enna Lee reports on investing and digital-asset markets for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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