📊 WEEKLY SNAPSHOT — Nov 10, 2025 Snapshot of market activity, protocol performance, and utilization. 🔍 Explore full weekly analytics: 📚 Docs: 💧 Liqwid Finance: Yield simplified. Accessible to anyone:   Markets showed mixed movement this week — TVL edged up while borrow volume dipped, and revenue surged due to a spike in debt repayments. 💧 1/ Total Value Locked (TVL) $89.84M locked (↑ 1.69% WoW) TVL increased modestly to $89.84M as liquidity stabilized after last week’s contraction.

⚒️ 2/ Asset Liquidity Totals • Supplied: $89.84M (↑ 1.69%) • Borrowed: $15.38M (↓ 28.63%) Supplied liquidity rose, while borrowing pulled back sharply — reflecting a cautious borrower environment after a volatile period.

🏦 3/ Stablecoin Liquidity • Supplied: $26.1M (↓ 0.84%) • Borrowed: $14.46M (↓ 24.55%) Stablecoin borrowing saw a notable decrease, consistent with the wider decline in borrow demand this week.

📈 4/ Top Supplier APY Markets (This Week) • DJED — 13.59% | $6.89M (↓ 20.52%) • wanDAI — 11.22% | $67.7k (↑ 0.13%) • USDM — 10.64% | $3.49M (↓ 8.45%) • iUSD — 9.45% | $1.16M (↓ 32.25%) DJED leads APY markets this week despite reduced supply, while iUSD saw the biggest contraction in deposits.

⚙️ 5/ Market Utilization (Top Markets) • wanETH — 82.44% • wanBTC — 73.31% • DJED — 64.68% • wanDAI — 58.37% Utilization softened across most markets, aligning with the decline in total borrow activity.

💰 6/ Revenue Breakdown • Debt Repaid: $7.12M (↑ 2067.19%) • Interest Accrued: $78.03k (↓ 20.40%) • Repaid Interest (Fees): $549.63k (↑ 930.89%) • Revenue from Repaid Interest: $109.92k (↑ 930.87%) • Loan Origination Fees: $3.4k (↑ 147.60%) • Programmatic Rewards: $56.66k (↑ 841.49%) Revenue surged dramatically this week, driven by unusually high debt repayments and fee recovery — a strong bounce in protocol earnings.

🏦 7/ Capital Distribution Supplied Assets: • ADA — $34.83M • wanUSDC — $9.5M • DJED — $6.89M • Others — $16.05M Loan Value: • wanUSDC — $4.97M • DJED — $4.45M • USDM — $1.98M • Others — $3.86M ADA remains the largest liquidity source, while wanUSDC leads borrowing at $4.97M, despite the overall decline in borrow demand.