DeFi TVL by Chain: Total Value Locked Rankings
DeFi value locked on each chain, counted once at oracle prices, with the chain ranking, Ethereum's share and the protocols behind it.
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Top DeFi Protocols by TVL
Which DeFi protocols hold the most value locked right now?
Every covered DeFi protocol ranked by value locked, with its category, chains and 1-day, 7-day and 30-day change, read from its contracts.
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Blueprint
What the table will hold.
The table as it will open in Strata. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
One row One row per protocol on the latest complete day, summed over its chainsSorted by Value locked, highest first
| Protocol | Category | Value lockedUSD | 1-day change | 7-day change | 30-day change | Chains | Largest chain | Largest chain share | Share of category | Re-depositedUSD | Receipt |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
- Protocol protocol Text
- The protocol's name, linked to its list of registered contracts.
- Category category Text
- Lending, DEX, liquid staking, restaking, yield, bridge, derivatives or another registry category.
- Value locked tvl Exact amount
- Value held in the protocol's contracts at each chain's first block after 00:00 UTC, at oracle prices.
- 1-day change change_1d Percent
- Change in value locked against the protocol's row one day earlier.
- 7-day change change_7d Percent
- Change in value locked against the protocol's row seven days earlier.
- 30-day change change_30d Percent
- Change in value locked against the protocol's row thirty days earlier.
- Chains chain_count Number
- Covered chains where the protocol holds value.
- Largest chain top_chain Chain
- The chain where the protocol holds the most value.
- Largest chain share top_chain_share Percent
- The share of the protocol's value locked that sits on its largest chain.
- Share of category category_share Percent
- The protocol's value locked as a share of its category's total, with each asset counted once in the total.
- Re-deposited re_deposited Exact amount
- Value held as other protocols' receipt tokens, flagged so totals count it once.
- Receipt receipt Link
- The contracts, blocks and price feeds behind the row.
Filter by Category, Largest chain.
About
What it answers, and for whom.
This table ranks DeFi protocols by the value of the assets held in their contracts at the start of each UTC day. Each row is one protocol, with its category, the chains it runs on, its value locked and how that value changed over one, seven and thirty days.
The figures come from the protocols' own contracts: token balances, plus state reads where balances miss positions, such as aToken supply on Aave, market totals on Morpho or pooled ether on Lido. Assets are valued at oracle prices at the same block, and receipt tokens from other protocols are flagged so totals count them once.
Sort by value locked or by change to see which protocols are gaining or losing deposits, filter by category or chain and open any cell to see the contracts and the block behind it.
Method
How it will be measured.
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 →- Value locked is read at the first block after 00:00 UTC on each chain from each protocol's registered contracts: ERC-20 balanceOf, native balances and state calls such as aToken totalSupply, Morpho Blue market totals, Lido getTotalPooledEther and EigenLayer strategy totalShares.
- Prices come from Chainlink latestRoundData at the same block, and a row's value is the sum over its assets and chains.
- A protocol's figure counts what its contracts hold, including other protocols' receipt tokens, which are flagged; category and grand totals count the underlying once.
- Lending protocols count the supplied assets that remain in their contracts, so funds lent out are not added twice; borrowed amounts appear in the lending apps.
- Changes compare each protocol with its own row one, seven and thirty days earlier; a protocol new to coverage shows no change until it has that history.
The data it needs
Read from chain state and history
- defi_tvl_dailyTo buildDeFi value lockedAssets deposited in DeFi protocols per protocol, chain and asset at day end, valued with oracle prices, never double counting receipt tokens.
- native_prices_dailyTo buildOracle prices by dayReference prices of major assets read from on-chain oracle feeds (Chainlink latestRoundData) at each day's last block, with each round's update time.
- Protocol contract registry per chain with protocol and category (shared__contracts)
- ERC-20 balanceOf and native balances of registered contracts at the first block after 00:00 UTC
- State calls where balances miss positions: aToken totalSupply, Morpho Blue market totals, Lido getTotalPooledEther, EigenLayer strategy totalShares
- Chainlink latestRoundData at the same blocks for USD values
- Double-count flags for receipt tokens deposited into other protocols
Questions
Questions people ask.
What are the largest DeFi protocols?
By value locked, the largest have long included lending markets such as Aave, liquid staking such as Lido, restaking protocols and the biggest DEXs. The order moves with prices and deposits, so the table recomputes it each day instead of fixing a list.
How is a protocol's TVL measured?
By reading the balances of its contracts and, where balances do not show positions, the protocol's own accounting, such as the total supplied to a lending market. Each asset is valued at an on-chain oracle price at the same block.
Why do protocol figures add up to more than total DeFi TVL?
One deposit can sit in two protocols: stETH from Lido deposited on Aave appears in both rows. Each row counts what its contracts hold; the totals by category and chain count the underlying assets once.
Does a lending protocol's TVL include borrowed funds?
No. Value locked in a lending market is what remains in its contracts: supplied assets less what has been lent out. The amount borrowed is shown in the lending apps, so it is never counted twice.
How often is the table updated?
Once a day, at the first block after 00:00 UTC on each chain, so every protocol's figure refers to the same moment and every change compares like with like.
- Category
- The kind of protocol a row belongs to, such as lending, DEX, liquid staking, restaking, yield or bridge, from the protocol registry.
- Double-count flag
- A mark on assets that are another protocol's receipt tokens, so category and chain totals can count the underlying once.
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