Pendle DeFi Protocol: A Case Study in Crypto Market Volatility
- Pendle TVL crashed almost 50% from all-time high of $6.721 billion.
- The maturation of LRTs is cited as a major reason for the TVL crash.
- The broader market meltdown could push the TVL and PENDLE token price lower.
Pendle, a DeFi protocol at the forefront of tokenization, has seen its Total Value Locked (TVL) nearly halved since mid-June, as the broader crypto market faces a sustained period of volatility and investor caution.
The downward spiral began June 27th, and since then, the values have been on a steady decline.
According to DefiLama, Pandle’s TVL is currently $3.49 billion, down almost 50% from the all-time high of $6.721 billion on June 10. The highest TVL is on the Ethereum chain ($3.1 billion), followed by Arbitrum ($273.4 million) and Mantle ($114.63 million).
As per @ai_9684xtpa, a crypto and DeFi enthusiast on social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter), the broader crypto market meltdown could lead to a further decline in Pendle’s TVL.
“The downward trend may not change in the short term due to the impact of the market.”
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