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GHO-USDC

EXIT · 70%

Fluid Dex · Ethereum · Stablecoin · Informational — not executable

17F · Poor

Wealthville Score

Verdict EXIT · 70% confidence

ai_engine=exitstrong EXIT signal: unopposed
How this score works →
Enter15

new capital

Hold20

keep position

Exit80

urgency to leave

The pool's differentiator is straightforward stablecoin lending with yield entirely from its base rate, rather than temporary token incentives; that makes it easier to assess but less competitive when Ethereum lending markets offer higher rates. It holds $21.56M of liquidity and yields —, with WealthVille's AI verdict at HOLD with 60% confidence.

Computed 2026-09-04 17:27 UTC from on-chain yield, liquidity-depth, and risk signals. Not financial advice.

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$21.56M

Total value locked

$2.97K

24h volume

Yieldhelp

trending_up

total APY

Base yield — no reward emissions

0.8%

adjusted · trailing 7d base (est.)

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The pool's differentiator is straightforward stablecoin lending with yield entirely from its base rate, rather than temporary token incentives; that makes it easier to assess but less competitive when Ethereum lending markets offer higher rates. It holds $21.56M of liquidity and yields —, with WealthVille's AI verdict at HOLD with 60% confidence.

History

30d Low

$14.16M

Latest

$21.56M

30d High

$21.56M

Daily snapshots · data via DefiLlama

#667 of 673 EVM pools · top 99%#430 of 436 on Ethereum#11 of 11 on Fluid Dex

Performance

Base APY (24h)0.00%
Base APY (7d avg)0.80%
Fees earned (24h, est.)$0.30
Volume (24h)$2.97K
Volume (7d)$32.55M
Volume (30d)$74.87M

Efficiency & Flow

TVL change (24h)+1.6%
TVL change (7d)+4.7%
Volume / TVL (24h)0.00x
Fee yield per $1 TVL / day$0.000000
Fee APR sustainability100% from feesvs rewards
Reward dependency0% of APRfrom emissions
TVL stability (30d CV)0.151lower is steadier

Pool Analysis

Yield breakdown

The quoted yield consists of — in base lending income and — in rewards. With no reward component currently represented, the return depends on borrowing demand, utilization, and the pool's rate mechanics rather than emissions; any future incentive program should be treated as potentially temporary unless its funding and duration are clear.

Risk profile

The main family-specific risks are utilization and liquidation-related market stress: a sharp utilization increase can make withdrawals more difficult or change the supply rate, while stressed borrowers and collateral liquidations can affect liquidity and market pricing. GHO or USDC can also trade away from its intended dollar value, creating stablecoin and counterparty exposure. Ethereum gas costs can materially reduce returns on small positions. This page is informational only; WealthVille does not execute on EVM and executes on Solana.

Assets

GHO is a crypto-backed stablecoin, while USDC is a centrally issued dollar-backed stablecoin; both are intended to remain near one dollar but can diverge from that target. Their liquidity supports lending and withdrawals, yet a depeg, reduced liquidity, or price movement between them can change the dollar value and risk profile of a supplied GHO-USDC position.

Strategy note

Before entering, record the pool's utilization, withdrawal liquidity, and GHO-USDC market price, then set a review trigger for a material utilization increase or either stablecoin moving noticeably off its dollar target; exit or reduce the position if the trigger persists after accounting for Ethereum gas.

In plain English

You lend GHO and USDC to borrowers through fluid-dex and receive a variable payment for providing the funds. The return is modest, and you can face delays or losses if many people borrow, borrowers are liquidated, or either stablecoin moves away from one dollar.

Why this verdict

  • ai_engine=exit
  • strong EXIT signal: unopposed

Frequently asked questions

How does lending GHO-USDC on fluid-dex work?

You supply GHO and USDC to the fluid-dex lending market, where borrowers use available liquidity and pay interest. Your current quoted return is — on a pool with $21.56M of liquidity, subject to utilization and rate changes.

What is the liquidation risk for this market?

As a supplier, you are not normally liquidated like a leveraged borrower, but borrower liquidations can create market stress, slippage, or temporary withdrawal constraints. GHO-USDC also carries risk if either stablecoin loses its dollar peg, particularly when liquidity is limited.

Is the supply APY on GHO-USDC fixed or variable?

It is variable, not fixed. The displayed — is composed of — base income and — rewards, and the base rate can change with borrowing demand and utilization.

How much of the yield comes from incentives vs interest?

— comes from base lending income and — comes from incentives. Since the reward component is currently zero, the quoted — is entirely base yield, although future rewards should not be assumed to persist.

What happens to my position if utilization spikes?

A utilization spike can raise the variable supply rate, but it can also leave less immediately available liquidity for withdrawals and increase exposure to borrower and liquidation stress. Monitor utilization and available liquidity rather than relying only on the displayed —.

Token Details

GHO

GHO

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USD

USDC

Ethereum

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Pool Details

ProtocolFluid Dex
ChainEthereum
CategoryLending
Stablecoin poolYes
Tracked since6/25/2026
Data updated5h ago

Verdict from WealthVille’s multi-signal reconciliation engine. Informational only — not financial advice.

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