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Total TVL
$89.8M
Pools
2
Chains
1
Avg APY
6.25%
Age
2.0 years
Audited
Yes
Reservoir Protocol is a cdp protocol with $89.8M in total value locked across 2 pools on 1 chain. The protocol has been operational for 2.0 years. Reservoir Protocol has been independently audited, with no recorded security incidents to date. Pools on Reservoir Protocol offer an average APY of 6.25%, with yields varying by asset type and chain. Over the last 30 days, the protocol generated $540.7K in fees and $0 in revenue.
Reservoir Protocol's TVL of $89.8M is 3.1x above the cdp category average of $28.6M. Its average yield of 6.25% exceeds the category average of 5.99%. There are 211 protocols tracked in the cdp category.
Oracle Provider
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Audited
Yes
Open Source
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Hacks
None
Total Hacked
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Audit Reports
Fees (7d)
$122.2K
Fees (30d)
$540.7K
Revenue (7d)
$0
Revenue (30d)
$0
| Pool | Chain | TVL | APY | Base | Reward | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WSRUSD | Ethereum | $92.0M | 6.25% | 0.00% | 0.00% | Stable |
| SRUSD | Ethereum | $621.3K | 6.25% | 0.00% | 0.00% | Stable |
Reservoir Protocol is a cdp protocol with $89.8M in total value locked. It operates 2 pools across 1 blockchain, including Ethereum.
Reservoir Protocol currently has $89.8M in total value locked across 2 pools on 1 chain.
Yes, Reservoir Protocol has been independently audited.
No, Reservoir Protocol has no recorded security incidents in its history.
The average APY across all Reservoir Protocol pools is 6.25%. Actual yields vary by pool, asset type, and market conditions.
Reservoir Protocol operates on 1 chain: Ethereum.
Collateralized Debt Position (CDP) protocols allow users to lock up collateral and mint stablecoins or synthetic assets against it. The collateral must exceed the value of the minted tokens by a safety margin. If collateral value drops below the required ratio, positions can be liquidated to maintain system solvency.
