Fluid Lending
(FLUID)
TVL by Chain
| Asset | Quantity |
|---|---|
| borrowed | $839.98M |
| Ethereum-borrowed | $628.47M |
| Ethereum | $521.01M |
| Arbitrum | $148.18M |
| Arbitrum-borrowed | $123.87M |
| Plasma-borrowed | $67.08M |
| Plasma | $48.08M |
| Base | $21.77M |
| Base-borrowed | $18.93M |
| Polygon | $3.96M |
| Polygon-borrowed | $1.61M |
Protocol Information
An ever-evolving DeFi protocol and financial system of the future by Instadapp
Hacks
Refers to the unauthorized exploitation of vulnerabilities in cryptocurrency systems, blockchain networks, or related digital assets to steal funds, manipulate data, or disrupt operations.
Fluid Lending Hack
| Date | 31 May 2026 |
|---|---|
| Technique | Key Leaked via Infrastructure |
| Amount | $215,000 |
| Chain | Ethereum |
| Language | Solidity |
| Bridge Hacked | NO |
Methodology
Counts the tokens locked in the contracts to be used as collateral to borrow or to earn yield. Borrowed coins are not counted towards the TVL, so only the coins actually locked in the contracts are counted. There's multiple reasons behind this but one of the main ones is to avoid inflating the TVL through cycled lending.
Audit
A process where developers inspect the underlying code and/or algorithm that compose systems and applications, allowing them to spot potential bugs or points of failure before deployment. Audits are generally undertaken by third parties, which helps guarantee that the procedure is done in an unbiased and effective manner.
