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DeFi liquidity tracker

Track DeFi liquidity across chains and protocols

Track DeFi liquidity across chains and protocols with live TVL rankings, weekly tide, stablecoin depth, and sourced plain-English readings.

What this page answers

Bathymark tracks DeFi liquidity by reading how much capital sits in each chain and protocol, how that depth has moved over the week, and whether the cash layer and leverage layer are adding stress. The result is a live liquidity tracker written in plain language.

Chain liquidity rankingsProtocol liquidity depthLiquidity Tide signalWhat TVL means

Depth first

TVL is not perfect, but it is the clearest open-data measure of DeFi depth. Bathymark pairs TVL with weekly tide, chain concentration, stablecoin circulation, fees, and DEX volume so a move is not read in isolation.

Why liquidity moves matter

Rising liquidity can mean a protocol is attracting deposits, a chain is becoming more useful, or asset prices have lifted the value already inside. Falling liquidity can be a rotation, a risk-off move, or simple mark-to-market pressure. Bathymark names the move and states the limit.

Live Bathymark pages

These pages carry the live readings and source trails behind this hub.

Chain liquidity rankingsProtocol liquidity depthLiquidity Tide signalWhat TVL means

Questions this page answers

How does Bathymark track DeFi liquidity?

Bathymark uses open DeFiLlama data for chains, protocols, stablecoins, fees, DEX volume, and yield, then renders derived liquidity readings with links back to the source page.

Is TVL the same as liquidity?

TVL is a useful proxy for depth, but it can move because token prices moved. Bathymark treats TVL as a reading to investigate, not as a complete answer.