O TVL do DeFi está mais baixo agora do que era após o colapso da FTX
Tecnologia O TVL do DeFi está mais baixo agora do que era após o colapso da FTX Notícias do Bitcoin Ethereum A little over a year ago, more than $150 billion worth of crypto was held across the DeFi ecosystems many protocols. Today, that figure has fallen to roughly $38 billion, according to data from DeFiLlama. This amount is lower than it was in the immediate aftermath of FTXs collapse last fall, when the total value locked (TVL) was roughly $43 billion. According to Barney Mannerings, co-founder of Vega Protocol, told Blockworks, part of whats happening today is a shift from what he called “traditional DeFi platforms” to liquid staking protocols. “Lido alone has a TVL of $14 billion,” said Mannerings. “This movement of funds has contributed to the observed decrease in TVL within the DeFi ecosystem.” Mannerings went on to say that “you could also argue that liquid staking is part of DeFi and should be included in the calculation.” Under that framework, the total TVL for DeFi grows, reaching roughly $58 billion. Sources in the industry suggested that the overall changes in the market — namely, a decline in trade volume — appears chiefly to blame, as well as lingering concerns around the safety of such assets