DeFi pool / Ethereum

Fluid Lending

USDC · Ethereum · Stable pool · APY outlook: may drop · medium confidence

Best APY

10.2 % B

Stability · 70/100

↑5% · 7d 30d avg: 4.85 % of which reward: 0.97 %

TVL ?TVL (Total Value Locked) — total funds currently in this pool. The larger the TVL, the more stable the rate and the less slippage on large transactions.

$177M

APY ?APY — annual percentage yield, including compounding. Updates daily based on supply/demand in the pool.

10.2 %

Chain ?The blockchain the pool runs on. To deposit you need a wallet that supports this chain (Ethereum → MetaMask, Solana → Phantom).

Ethereum

Type ?"Single asset" = you deposit one token, no IL risk (e.g. USDC into Aave). "Two-asset pool" = you deposit a pair into an AMM (e.g. ETH-USDC) — higher yield, but with IL risk.

Single asset

History

How APY and TVL changed over time

APY

13.7 %+124.9%

TVL

$176M-22.7%

Data source: DeFiLlama Yields API · updated daily

Risks

What to watch for

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Smart-contract risk

Any funds in a DeFi pool sit inside a smart contract that can be exploited or contain bugs. An exploit = funds are lost forever. Before depositing, check Fluid Lending's age, audits, and incident history.

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Stablecoin depeg

A stablecoin in the pool can lose its dollar peg — especially newer or algorithmic ones. Check the issuer and its reserve transparency.

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Rewards in protocol tokens

Part of the yield (0.97 %) is paid in the protocol's own token. If that token's price drops, your real yield drops too. Emissions can also be reduced or end.

Chain risk (Ethereum)

Funds live on the Ethereum blockchain. If it halts, congests, or is attacked, access to funds can be temporarily lost. If the pool contains "wrapped" tokens from another chain (e.g. WBTC is a copy of Bitcoin on Ethereum), bridge risk also applies: a bridge hack means those assets are lost.

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