2026-01-13 17:22:47

The leading decentralized lending protocol in the Tron ecosystem has some good data updates this week — the total value locked (TVL) has surpassed $6.92 billion. Among them, the deposit scale reached $4.15 billion, and the total borrowed amount is around $215 million. What does this set of numbers indicate? It shows that this protocol, as a key infrastructure for DeFi within the TRON ecosystem, is attracting more and more user funds. Whether providing liquidity or participating in lending mining, the lending ecosystem on the TRON chain is demonstrating considerable appeal. In a market where liquidity is tightening, maintaining such a lock-up scale and activity level is enough to show that the DeFi market is far from as cold as everyone imagines.

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LiquidatedNotStirred

· 17h ago

6.92 billion locked, TRON is really active, unlike some chains that are so quiet. What does this data indicate? It shows that people still believe in DeFi, you just need to find the right place. 4.15 billion in deposits compared to 215 million in loans... feels like the lending ratio is a bit off. I don't quite believe the narrative of liquidity tightening; it's obviously just a place looking for money. Is TRON lending really that attractive? I always feel like there's something fishy.

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FlashLoanPhantom

· 17h ago

6.9 billion locked, TRON has indeed stabilized this wave Tron DeFi is not dead; on the contrary, it's getting stronger This data proves wrong those who are bearish on DeFi 415 million in deposits, the lending ecosystem is really alive Liquidity is tight, but it can still be like this—how much confidence does that take? The TRX ecosystem is emerging, showing its true strength at a critical moment No way, DeFi is cooling down? I think it's heating up

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LayerZeroHero

· 17h ago

$6.92 billion in locked assets, this data indeed shows something. The fact proves that TRON's DeFi ecosystem is not as dying as everyone says; on the contrary, it's thriving quite well.

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GasWaster

· 17h ago

6.9 billion locked, how can anyone still say DeFi is cooling down? That's hilarious.

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ponzi_poet

· 17h ago

6.92 billion? The momentum of TRON is really impressive; I didn't expect it to be so competitive. The lending ecosystem is heating up, which shows that people are still willing to play in DeFi. Once this data comes out, it feels like another crazy wave is coming. It's not cold; it's just money shifting. Smart people are already laying low on TRON. 41.5 billion in deposits—that's true "vote with your wallet." Lending and mining still have imagination; who said DeFi is dead?

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BearMarketHustler

· 17h ago

6.9 billion locked? TRON is really serious about this, much more active than I expected. The data looks pretty good, but with only 2.1 billion in loans and 4.1 billion in deposits, the ratio is a bit off. Liquidity isn't really dead; it's just that all the major projects are clustered together.

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MissedTheBoat

· 17h ago

6.92 billion is really outrageous. How should we interpret this data? --- TRON is really coming back to life this time. Looks like waiting was worth it. --- Borrowing only 215 million, with deposits making up the majority. This logic is quite interesting. --- Even with tight liquidity, maintaining this scale is impressive. DeFi is indeed not that fragile. --- Another "I'm not dead" story, but the numbers are speaking for themselves. --- How many deposit users would it take to hold on with 4.15 billion in deposits? --- Is this telling me to keep lying flat? --- TRON ecosystem is hot, but what about the risks? Who can talk about that? --- At first glance, it's pretty impressive, but who knows when this account might collapse. --- So much in deposits but only borrowing 215 million? There's a story behind this.

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