Pendle (PENDLE)

Big one for DeFi on @monad. @pendle_fi brings yield trading to the ecosystem, giving users more ways to manage risk and optimize returns. The DeFi stack keeps growing 📈

Wow, amazing. Of course, it wasn't even mentioned at all on TL 😇

One of the best ways to measure the effect of sPENDLE is by looking at weekly net sPENDLE flow. The goal is simple: to understand not just how much $PENDLE is being staked each week, but also the history and quality of the users behind that staking activity. From the chart, the first few weeks after launch were largely dominated by new users, especially wallets that were not previously holding vePENDLE. Now, the picture is more nuanced. Some weeks are still driven by new stakers, while others are led by returning vePENDLE holders migrating into sPENDLE. But the bigger signal is that unstaking has reduced massively. So instead of only looking at total sPENDLE staked, weekly net flow helps show whether users are simply testing the product or actually staying with it. More details below ↓

I always believed that the assets that will have a great time tomorrow are already here. The world is already turning to protocols generating revenue and @pendle_fi is one of them. Right now, revenue is not above the roof but emissions have successfully been cut by 58%. Want to know more? Check the comprehensive take below

🌐 Morpho + Pendle + sUSDD: A new exploration of capital efficiency The future of DeFi is not just higher returns, but more importantly higher capital efficiency. After PT-sUSDD/USDT migrates to Morpho's Gauntlet USDT Frontier V1 Vault, the market gains deeper liquidity and lower borrowing costs. This means users can participate in yield strategies with less friction while improving capital utilization. When Pendle's yield products combine with Morpho's lending optimization, the entire ecosystem is forming a stronger capital operation network. This is also one of the reasons why more and more users are paying attention to sUSDD. @usddio @justinsuntron #TRONEcoStar

Check developer or general holder distribution if you can. Sometimes you see abnormal amounts concentrated but it ends up being entirely normal (exchanges of liquidity pools). Other times it's a single entity holding too much or even the team. None of these metrics guarantee anything but they add to the overall picture of risk assessment. "is this organic distribution or concentrated ownership?" GeckoTerminal for the win 👌

ve-token models will finally dissipate one day. $PENDLE moved to AIM and now $AERO is now launching predictive allocation