[Crypto World] Pendle has just delivered its 2025 report card, and the numbers are pretty impressive.
Let’s start with the key metrics: the average annual TVL held steady at $5.8 billion, peaking at $13.4 billion—a direct increase of 79% over last year. Trading volume was also solid, reaching $47.8 billion for the year, up 36.5% year-over-year. In terms of user growth, over 155,000 new users joined, which is nearly a 50% increase compared to 2024.
Looking at asset allocation, funds on the platform remain quite conservative: stablecoins make up the majority at 85%, Ethereum at 5%, Bitcoin at 3%, and the remaining 7% in other tokens. Over the year, Pendle provided users with a total of $58 billion in fixed yield, more than 1.6 times last year’s figure.
A special mention for their new product launched last year—Boros. Even though it’s only been online for four months, it’s already seen over $5.5 billion in trading volume, with $80 million in open interest. While it currently only accounts for 0.04% of the entire market share, considering the overall investment market is $200 billion, there’s still huge growth potential for Boros.
Overall, Pendle has firmly established itself in the DeFi yield sector this year. Fixed yields have become a deeper focus, and their new products are starting to pick up traction.
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DecentralizedElder
· 1h ago
Damn, Pendle's performance report is really impressive—TVL surpassing 10 billion is no joke.
Fixed yield up 1.6x? Now that's real alpha.
Boros hit 5.5 billion in trading volume in just four months—this new product is truly top-tier.
85% in stablecoins, the veterans are still playing it safe.
Pendle really made gains this cycle, way more promising than most projects.
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BlockchainNewbie
· 8h ago
Damn, fixed returns have increased 1.6 times. Pendle is really getting things done.
Boros reached 5.5 billion in trading volume in four months? This new product is pretty fierce.
Breaking 10 billion in TVL isn’t a dream. With such a high stablecoin ratio, it’s really solid.
155,000 new users—this growth rate is truly impressive.
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LiquidityWitch
· 21h ago
ngl the yield alchemy is getting unhinged... 580B in fixed income? that's some serious transmutation happening over there
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BridgeTrustFund
· 12-05 12:50
Pendle’s data is really something—TVL has multiplied so much... Fixed yield of 58 billion? Feels like it’s turned into a yield farm.
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FantasyGuardian
· 12-05 12:49
Pendle is really on a tear this time. TVL has doubled and stayed there, which means it’s not just a flash in the pan.
Fixed income at 58 billion is truly impressive, that’s 1.6x last year’s figure... Just imagine how many people are making money off this.
Boros has 5.5 billion in trading volume in just four months? That sounds a bit exaggerated. Could they be inflating the numbers?
The fact that stablecoins account for 85%—I have to give them credit. After all, survival is the most important thing in this market.
But over 150,000 new users—the growth seems just average, not as explosive as I expected.
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VCsSuckMyLiquidity
· 12-05 12:48
TVL surpassing 10 billion is really insane, but 58 billion in fixed income? How did they come up with that number...
Boros has 5.5 billion in trading volume in just 4 months, that's truly impressive.
85% stablecoins, still feels a bit boring.
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GasFeeSobber
· 12-05 12:47
58 billion fixed income? Is this number real or exaggerated?
Pendle is indeed gaining momentum, but 85% in stablecoins... this allocation is way too conservative.
Boros 5.5 billion in four months? That growth rate is truly insane, but who will bear the contract risk?
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AlwaysMissingTops
· 12-05 12:27
Damn, 58 billion in fixed income—why does that feel like more than I made last year, haha.
Pendle is really playing for real, TVL doubled, user numbers skyrocketing, and with such a high stablecoin ratio, it shows everyone is doing steady arbitrage.
Boros has 5.5 billion in trading volume in just 4 months? This new product is something else, no wonder so many people are jumping in.
85% stablecoin is definitely safe, but doesn’t that take away some of the excitement... Just want to ask if anyone is betting on tokens.
Fixed income skyrocketed by 161%—is that for real? Feels like I missed a target here.
Pendle Delivers 2025 Report Card: TVL Surpasses 10 Billion, Fixed Income Soars by 161%
[Crypto World] Pendle has just delivered its 2025 report card, and the numbers are pretty impressive.
Let’s start with the key metrics: the average annual TVL held steady at $5.8 billion, peaking at $13.4 billion—a direct increase of 79% over last year. Trading volume was also solid, reaching $47.8 billion for the year, up 36.5% year-over-year. In terms of user growth, over 155,000 new users joined, which is nearly a 50% increase compared to 2024.
Looking at asset allocation, funds on the platform remain quite conservative: stablecoins make up the majority at 85%, Ethereum at 5%, Bitcoin at 3%, and the remaining 7% in other tokens. Over the year, Pendle provided users with a total of $58 billion in fixed yield, more than 1.6 times last year’s figure.
A special mention for their new product launched last year—Boros. Even though it’s only been online for four months, it’s already seen over $5.5 billion in trading volume, with $80 million in open interest. While it currently only accounts for 0.04% of the entire market share, considering the overall investment market is $200 billion, there’s still huge growth potential for Boros.
Overall, Pendle has firmly established itself in the DeFi yield sector this year. Fixed yields have become a deeper focus, and their new products are starting to pick up traction.