I wanted to increase my holdings in Onre Kamino revolving loans again, but unfortunately the pools are full and there's no more quota available. I don't know about retail investors, but I feel like institutions have a lot of money in there.
The total TVL (TVL) of the three pools on Kamino—ONyc, USDC, USDG, and USDS—is close to $90 million.
As a second choice, I'll switch from USDC to USDG.
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Stani
07-29 01:38
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Aave's savings GHO (sGHO) currently offers a higher yield than sUSDS and all of Spark's savings products.
Last week, Sky lowered its savings rate (sUSDS) from 3.60% to 3.52%. This rate, which was as high as 4% in February, is currently at 3.52% after several reductions. Spark's savings products have also been lowering their rates over the past few months.
Current Rates:
→ sGHO: 4.25%
→ sUSDS (Sky): 3.52%
→ Spark Savings (USDC/USDT/USDS/PYUSD): 2.75% to 3.52%
sGHO currently offers 73 basis points more than sUSDS.
GHO is Aave's native stablecoin, over-collateralized by assets held within the protocol.
Savings GHO can be redeemed for GHO at any time, with no minimum deposit required. It automatically provides savings interest paid in GHO, funded from two sources:
- Interest paid by GHO borrowers, and
- Returns earned from the stablecoin reserves backing GHO.
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benmo.eth
07-21 12:39
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Liquidity is still far more valuable than anything else. It's been a long time since we've seen so many stablecoin providers (USDC, USDE, USDS, etc.) gather at a summit. @MoneyFrontierhk
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benmo.eth
07-11 19:34
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After USDS/DAI linked their liquidity to USDC, under the PSM mechanism, the ratio of USDS:USDC was 1:1; USDD also linked its liquidity to USDC starting the day before yesterday, making the ratio of USDD:USDC 1:1.
Essentially, both USDS and USDD have become enhanced funds based on USDC. Currently, TVL: USDS + DAI = 12.4B, USDD = 4.3B.
In the trading sector, USDT remains the dominant unit for liquidity pricing; however, in the earning sector, USDC has quietly become the dominant unit for liquidity pricing.
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DeFi Saver
07-11 19:23
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Hold USDS? Provide it to @SkyEcosystem to earn $GROVE rewards, with an annualized yield exceeding 10%.
Now available on DeFi Saver's Sky dashboard.
Want to earn 3.56% SPK rewards? We've got you covered.
Simply connect to DeFi Saver, open the Sky dashboard, and start earning rewards:
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ARK Invest
07-07 02:22
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The stablecoin market is evolving, with DAI and USDS repositioning themselves to compete. Here's some data you need to know. ⬇️
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DeFi Saver
07-02 22:03
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June 26, 2026 – They transferred assets from Aave V3 to Spark for the first time.
Collateral: 11,818 ETH
Liabilities: 13,995,401 USDC
So, what prompted them to take this action?
While the price spike was brief, such daily spikes could create excessive volatility for a position with $14 million in liabilities.
Perhaps this was the primary trigger for their transfer to Spark via DeFi Saver:
However, three days later – they took another action.
The entire position – over 12,000 ETH – was transferred to @0xfluid's ETH/USDC vault in a single transaction.
So, what prompted them to make a second transfer just three days after the Aave V3 move?
The answer likely lies in Fluid's allowance for a higher loan-to-value (LTV) ratio, meaning greater lending capacity and lower liquidation prices.
After migrating to Spark, their holdings are as follows:
Collateral - 12,013.26 ETH
Debt - 14,308,210 USDS
With an ETH collateralization ratio (LTV) of 85%, these 12,000 ETH are worth approximately $18,882,321, so their liquidation price on Spark would be around $1,400.
A large amount of collateral could soon be liquidated at a liquidation price of $1,400 (ETH is trading between $1,550 and $1,600).
This user may have seen @0xfluid's ETH/USDC vault, which has an ETH LTV of 87% and a liquidation LTV of 92%.
Based on their current holdings, this would put their liquidation price at around $1,295—more than $100 of buffer!
After transferring ETH to the Fluid ETH/USDC vault, they performed another operation!
However, this time they split the position into the Fluid ETH/USDT vault.
The user made six loan transfers from the ETH/USDC vault to the ETH/USDT vault. Why six separate transactions? Probably to avoid slippage affecting the operation—because they transferred a total of 8,000 ETH to the ETH/USDT vault.
This is their last loan transfer, and their current positions are as follows:
ETH/USDC:
Collective: 3,934.85 ETH
Debt: 4.82 million USDC
Liquidation Price: $1,333
ETH/USDT:
Collective: 9,039.24 ETH
Debt: 11 million USDT
Liquidation Price: $1,322
Two protocol changes and the splitting of a Fluid vault into two—all of these operations were completed within the same control panel using DeFI Saver's Loan Shifter tool.
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ARK Invest
07-02 21:39
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Not all stablecoins are built the same way. DAI cannot be frozen or upgraded, while USDS can. They share the same asset backing, which is by design.
Although they share the same asset backing and overlap in many ways, their design priorities are quite different. DAI focuses on sovereignty and transparency, while USDS prioritizes accessibility and yield. @rhadiARK, in Part 3 of the ARK Stablecoin Guide, analyzes the trade-offs between them in detail, focusing on five aspects: transparency, durability, sovereignty, accessibility, and incentive mechanisms.
Read the full research blog.
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ARK Invest
07-02 04:29
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The stablecoin market is evolving, with DAI and USDS repositioning themselves to compete. Here's some data you need to know. ⬇️
Click here to read Part 3 of @rhadiARK's Stablecoin Guide.
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ARK Invest
06-28 23:07
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You may have heard of USDT and USDC, but DAI has been quietly supporting decentralized finance (DeFi) from the beginning. Now, USDS is playing the same role. Part 3 of @rhadiARK's Stablecoin Guide will detail these two stablecoins and their future direction.