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Camelot V2 reports $5.48M in nominal USD TVL. The source does not report a valid seven-day change, so no weekly direction is assigned.
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Camelot V2 reports $5.48M in nominal USD TVL. The source does not report a valid seven-day change, so no weekly direction is assigned.
What this page answers
Camelot V2 reports $5.48M in nominal USD TVL across 9 chains. Bathymark classifies it as Dexs,does not report a valid seven-day tide, and joins that TVL context to fees, retained revenue, DEX volume, leverage, and token price where configured rows exist. Token-price effects are not removed from the TVL tide.
Nominal TVL is the starting depth proxy. The read gets sharper when the same slug also has user fees, retained revenue, trading turnover, or leverage pressure in open data.
Camelot V2 reports $5.48M in nominal USD TVL. The source does not report a valid seven-day change, so no weekly direction is assigned.
24h DEX volume against the visible TVL snapshot.
Camelot V2 ranks #790 by reported nominal TVL. Inside Dexs, it ranks #95 among the comparable rows Bathymark reads.
The chains this protocol operates across.
Other Dexs rows in the same DeFiLlama category, shown so the absolute number has context.
The current reported TVL is $5.48M. Bathymark uses it as a depth proxy, not a measurement of exit liquidity or price-adjusted deposits.
Camelot V2 is listed across 9 chains in the current source snapshot.
A TVL move can be caused by deposits, withdrawals, incentives, or asset repricing. Fee, revenue, and volume rows help, but none of them make this financial advice.
Reported nominal TVL comes from the open DeFiLlama protocol list. Operating rows come from DeFiLlama fees, revenue, DEX, open-interest, and coins endpoints when the same slug is present. Bathymark deliberately avoids the heavy per-protocol history endpoint on this page so the long tail stays fast and cheap to serve.
Nominal USD TVL, category, chain coverage, and reported tide
24h and 7d trading volume
Camelot V2 reports $5.48M in nominal USD TVL in Bathymark's current open-data read. That is a depth proxy, not measured exit liquidity.
Bathymark does not have a 7-day tide for Camelot V2 in the current snapshot.
Camelot V2 is listed across Arbitrum, ApeChain, Superposition, Xai, Rari, Reya Network, and more.
Camelot V2 is classified as Dexs in the open protocol list Bathymark reads.