August 2026Sep 7, 2026

Euler in August 2026: the deposits grew, the book did not

Monad ended August larger than Ethereum for the first time. Deposits rose 5.9% in dollars and fell 2.7% once collateral repricing is stripped out.

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August 2026Sep 2, 2026

Spark in August 2026: every asset line grew, every earnings line fell

Deposits up 10.9%, net revenue down 26.0%, and a spread that closed the month at six basis points. How both were true of the same month.

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August 2026Sep 2, 2026

Fluid in August 2026: everyone grew, so growth is the wrong question

Deposits up 4.5%, sector median up 7.0%, and an efficiency decline that reverses once you strip out collateral repricing. What August's headline number hides.

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June + July 2026Aug 17, 2026

The State of Composable Real-World Assets: June and July 2026

Tokenizing a real-world asset is easy. Using it is the test. Two months of on-chain data on whether tokenized assets are actually composable.

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July 2026Aug 5, 2026

The State of Lending on Ethereum — July 2026

Aave V3 was the only major Ethereum lending protocol to grow in July; the other five netted an outflow. Growth halved from June, curator concentration deepened, and stablecoin real yield sank to −75 bps below the T-bill.

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June 2026Jul 6, 2026

The State of Lending on Ethereum — June 2026

Aave V3 grew $845 million in June while its USDC book contracted. The paradox of consolidation under yield compression.

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May + June 2026Jul 2, 2026

The State of Lending on Sui — May and June 2026

Borrowers left in May. Suppliers left in June. Two months of Sui lending data, five protocols, one direction.

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May 2026Jun 7, 2026

The State of Lending on Ethereum — May 2026

LRT collateral left, BTC collateral arrived, and Ethereum lending yields matched T-bills for the first time in eight months. Six protocols, one month, one threshold crossed.

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April 2026May 7, 2026

The State of Lending on Ethereum — April 2026

A bridge exploit, a $14.57B Aave outflow, and a bad-debt question that April did not settle.

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