BOLD supply
BOLDBOLD in circulation, from the current deployment's BOLD totalSupply() at the latest day-end block.
What rates do Liquity v2 borrowers pay on their BOLD, and how much of that debt do the stability pools cover?
BOLD supply and the rates Liquity v2 borrowers set for themselves, with each branch's collateral, stability pool and redemptions.
The dashboard as it will open in Vantage. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
BOLD supply, the rates borrowers chose, stability pool coverage and the peg.
BOLD in circulation, from the current deployment's BOLD totalSupply() at the latest day-end block.
The debt-weighted average interest rate borrowers chose on the selected branches.
Stability pool deposits over branch debt on the selected branches, at the same block.
BOLD's price against USDC and USDT in on-chain pools, weighted by pool depth.
Debt in each band of user-set interest rates, with the lowest-rate debt that redemptions reach first marked.
BOLD supply and stability pool deposits by day, so changes in coverage show as they happen.
Collateral, debt, stability pools, redemptions and liquidations per branch.
Collateral locked in the selected branches, valued with each branch's price feed.
BOLD redeemed for collateral in the selected branches over the last 30 days.
Each branch with collateral, debt, average rate, stability pool deposits, coverage and open troves.
BOLD redeemed and debt liquidated by day and branch, with the collateral each sent out.
Liquity v2 lets anyone borrow BOLD, a dollar stablecoin, against ETH, wstETH or rETH at an interest rate they choose themselves. That choice is the protocol's main lever: when BOLD trades below a dollar, holders can redeem it for collateral from the troves paying the lowest rates first, so a borrower who pays too little risks having their debt repaid with their collateral. This dashboard reads every branch's troves, rates, stability pool and redemptions from the contracts.
Each collateral type is its own branch, with its own minimum collateral ratio, stability pool and price feed. Stability pool depositors supply BOLD that is burned to repay liquidated debt; in return they receive the liquidated collateral at a discount and earn most of the interest borrowers pay in that branch. The dashboard shows how much BOLD each pool holds against the debt it would have to absorb.
The protocol has no governance over rates or collateral: its contracts are immutable, and LQTY stakers only direct the share of interest set aside for liquidity incentives. Liquity v2 was redeployed in May 2025 after an issue was found in the first deployment's stability pools; the dashboard reads the current deployment and keeps the legacy one apart.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
How receipts work →Read from chain state and history
BOLD is the stablecoin of Liquity v2. It is minted when a borrower opens a trove against ETH, wstETH or rETH. It can always be redeemed for a dollar's worth of collateral from the system, which keeps its price near one dollar.
Each borrower picks the annual rate their trove pays and can change it, paying a fee if they change it again too soon. Redemptions take collateral from the troves with the lowest rates first, so the rate a borrower picks trades interest cost against redemption risk. Borrowers can also delegate the choice to a batch manager.
A pool of BOLD in each branch that repays the debt of liquidated troves. Depositors' BOLD is burned and they receive the trove's collateral, usually worth more than the debt repaid. They also earn most of the interest paid in that branch.
A holder sends BOLD and receives collateral worth its face value, minus a redemption fee. The redemption is split across branches by how much of each branch's debt its stability pool does not cover, then taken from that branch's lowest-rate troves, whose debt and collateral fall by the same value.
Liquity v1 issues LUSD against ETH only, charges a one-time fee instead of interest and redeems from the troves with the lowest collateral ratio. Liquity v2 adds staked ETH collateral, ongoing user-set interest and redemption by lowest rate. Both are immutable, and v1 still runs.
In February 2025 the team found an issue in the stability pools of the first deployment and asked depositors to withdraw. A patched version went live in May 2025 after an audit contest and re-audits. The legacy deployment and its BOLD are shown under a legacy label.
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