DeFi TVL Weekly April 28, 2026: Exploits, Portals Foresight Simulator API and Top Yields Paid Members Public
Welcome to the Portals DeFi TVL Weekly April. This week, we examine the fallout from the $292M KelpDAO exploit, the continued compression of stablecoin yields, and the shifting TVL landscape as Ethereum dominance holds steady while alternative chains experience volatility. Market Pulse Summary * Total Market Cap: $2.62T, +0.2%
DeFi Portfolio Tracker: Compare the Best Tools for 2026 Paid Members Public
Why You Need a DeFi Portfolio Tracker If you use more than one DeFi protocol or hold assets on more than one blockchain, keeping track of what you own quickly becomes difficult. A position on Aave, some LP tokens on Uniswap, staked ETH on Lido, a yield vault on Arbitrum,
Best DeFi Aggregator 2026: Compare the Top Platforms Paid Members Public
What Is a DeFi Aggregator? A DeFi aggregator searches across multiple decentralised exchanges, bridges, and protocols to find users the best available rate for a given transaction. Instead of checking prices on each DEX individually, an aggregator queries all connected liquidity sources simultaneously and routes the trade through the optimal
What Is a DeFi Aggregator? How Multi-Protocol Routing Works Paid Members Public
What Is a DeFi Aggregator? A DeFi aggregator is a platform that connects to multiple DeFi protocols and finds users the best available deal across all of them. Instead of manually checking prices, yields, or rates across dozens of different platforms, a user can go to a single aggregator, tell
Portals Dev Update: April Edition Paid Members Public
GM builders, here's what's new and coming up with the Portals API, straight from this month's Portals all-hands meeting, delivered to you in this Portals Dev update, April Edition. 📈 Growth, Usage & Reach Our infrastructure continues to scale rapidly, with platform velocity increasing significantly.
What Is Liquity V2? BOLD Stablecoin Explained Paid Members Public
What Is Liquity V2? Liquity V2 is the next generation of one of DeFi's most distinctive stablecoin protocols. The original Liquity launched in 2021, introducing LUSD, a decentralized, ETH-backed stablecoin. It maintained its peg through an immutable, non-upgradeable protocol with no administrative keys and charged zero interest rates.
What Is Balancer? Programmable Liquidity in DeFi Paid Members Public
What Is Balancer? Balancer stands out as one of the original programmable automated market makers (AMMs) in DeFi. Launched on Ethereum in 2020, it disrupted the market by moving beyond the standard two-asset 50/50 pools used by constant-product AMMs like Uniswap V2. Instead, Balancer introduced flexible liquidity pools capable
What Are Liquidity Pools? DeFi Trading Explained Paid Members Public
The Problem Liquidity Pools Solve In traditional finance and on centralised cryptocurrency exchanges, trading relies on order books, lists of buy and sell orders placed by individual traders and market makers, matched by a central engine. This model requires active participants on both sides of every trade, and it depends
