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Aave DeFi Loan Market Share Surpasses 50%, Current TVL $35.833 Billion
BlockBeats News, January 14th, according to DefiLlama data, Aave's share in the DeFi lending market has exceeded 51.3%, marking the first time since 2020 that a single protocol has had a usage rate of over 50%. The top 10 lending protocols by TVL are as follows:
Aave currently has a DeFi lending TVL of approximately $35.833 billion, occupying about 51.3% of the market share;
Morpho currently has a DeFi lending TVL of approximately $6.861 billion, occupying about 9.8% of the market share;
JustLend currently has a DeFi lending TVL of approximately $4.015 billion, occupying about 5.8% of the market share;
SparkLend currently has a DeFi lending TVL of approximately $3.811 billion, occupying about 5.5% of the market share;
Maple currently has a DeFi lending TVL of approximately $2.724 billion, occupying about 3.9% of the market share;
Kamino Lend currently has a DeFi lending TVL of approximately $2.402 billion, occupying about 3.4% of the market share;
Compound Finance currently has a DeFi lending TVL of approximately $2.051 billion, occupying about 2.9% of the market share;
Venus currently has a DeFi lending TVL of approximately $1.799 billion, occupying about 2.6% of the market share;
Fluid Lending currently has a DeFi lending TVL of approximately $1.545 billion, occupying about 2.2% of the market share;
Jupiter Lend currently has a DeFi lending TVL of approximately $1.131 billion, occupying about 1.6% of the market share.
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