The total value locked (TVL) in decentralized applications (defi) experienced a 7% decrease, dropping $10 billion in April, with defi’s ecosystem ending the month at $138.6 billion despite a widespread outflow of funds from several blockchains, such as a significant drop in Avalance and Solana. Despite the overall downtrend, Bitcoin, Base (a Layer two blockchain by Coinbase), and Blast saw an increase in interest and capital, with Bitcoin’s TVL jumping nearly 39% and Base growing by 18.4% due to applications like Moonwell, Seamless Protocol, and Tarot, marking a more optimistic trajectory for these platforms. This variation in TVL across different platforms shows the dynamic nature of the defi sector, with certain blockchains and projects managing to attract more investment even amidst broader market challenges.
Defi's TVL Declines by $10 Billion in April Despite Growth in Bitcoin and Newer Blockchains
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