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SUSDAI-USDC

HOLD · 60%

Fluid Dex · Ethereum · Stablecoin · Informational — not executable

59C · Fair

Wealthville Score

Verdict HOLD · 60% confidence

ai_engine=hold
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Hold65

keep position

Exit16

urgency to leave

Its differentiator is stablecoin lending on Ethereum without a listed reward component, but 0.3% is low relative to many alternative lending markets. The pool holds $26.37M of liquidity, and WealthVille’s AI verdict is HOLD with 60% confidence.

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

Liquidityhelp

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$26.37M

Total value locked

$1.07M

24h volume

×0.0 turnover

Yieldhelp

trending_up

0.3%

total APY

Base yield — no reward emissions

0.2%

adjusted · trailing 7d base (est.)

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Its differentiator is stablecoin lending on Ethereum without a listed reward component, but 0.3% is low relative to many alternative lending markets. The pool holds $26.37M of liquidity, and WealthVille’s AI verdict is HOLD with 60% confidence.

History

30d Low

$26.23M

Latest

$26.37M

30d High

$26.37M

Daily snapshots · data via DefiLlama

#440 of 673 EVM pools · top 65%#269 of 436 on Ethereum#7 of 11 on Fluid Dex

Performance

Base APY (24h)0.30%
Base APY (7d avg)0.21%
Fees earned (24h, est.)$213.44
Volume (24h)$1.07M
Volume (7d)$7.06M
Volume (30d)$11.86M

Efficiency & Flow

TVL change (24h)+0.0%
TVL change (7d)+0.1%
Volume / TVL (24h)0.04x
Fee yield per $1 TVL / day$0.000008
Fee APR sustainability100% from feesvs rewards
Reward dependency0% of APRfrom emissions
TVL stability (30d CV)0.002lower is steadier

Pool Analysis

Yield breakdown

The quoted yield consists of 0.3% in base lending or fee income and — in protocol rewards. With no reward component currently contributing meaningfully, the return depends primarily on borrowing demand and utilization; any future incentives should be treated as potentially temporary rather than a durable yield source.

Risk profile

The main lending-specific risks are utilization and liquidation dynamics: a utilization spike can restrict withdrawals or make liquidity costly, while borrower liquidations can create short-term selling pressure and losses if collateral or SUSDAI loses its intended value. Stablecoin depeg, smart-contract, oracle, and liquidity risks also apply. Ethereum gas costs can materially reduce returns on small positions. This page is informational; WealthVille does not execute on EVM and executes on Solana.

Assets

SUSDAI and USDC are the two stablecoin assets supplied or borrowed through this market, with USDC generally serving as the more liquid reference asset and SUSDAI carrying its own liquidity and peg risks. If either asset moves away from its intended value, the position can experience mark-to-market loss, reduced withdrawal liquidity, or losses even though the pair is designed to be stable.

Strategy note

Before entering, verify SUSDAI’s current peg and the market’s utilization, then size the position only if its expected income can outweigh Ethereum gas; set an exit rule for a material SUSDAI deviation or a utilization spike that restricts withdrawals.

In plain English

You lend two stablecoins to borrowers and receive interest from their borrowing. The return is currently 0.3%, but the assets can lose their stable value, withdrawals can become harder when demand is high, and Ethereum fees can outweigh earnings on small deposits.

Why this verdict

  • ai_engine=hold

Frequently asked questions

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

You supply SUSDAI and USDC to the fluid-dex lending market, where borrowers use available liquidity and pay interest that contributes to the supply return. The displayed total APY is 0.3% on $26.37M of liquidity.

What is the liquidation risk for this market?

Suppliers are not normally liquidated in the same way as borrowers, but borrower liquidations can affect available liquidity and market prices. Risk increases if utilization becomes extreme or if SUSDAI, USDC, collateral, or the relevant oracle deviates from expected values.

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

It is variable, because the base lending rate changes with borrowing demand and utilization, while incentives can also change or end. The current quoted components are 0.3% base APY and — reward APY.

How much of the yield comes from incentives vs interest?

The displayed breakdown attributes 0.3% to base lending or fee income and — to incentives. With the reward component at its current level, most or all of the quoted 0.3% depends on base market activity rather than rewards.

What happens to my position if utilization spikes?

A utilization spike means more supplied liquidity is being borrowed, which can raise the variable rate but may also make withdrawals slower or unavailable until borrowers repay. Check utilization and available liquidity before entering or withdrawing, and account for Ethereum gas when managing a small position.

Token Details

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Pool Details

ProtocolFluid Dex
ChainEthereum
CategoryLending
Stablecoin poolYes
Tracked since7/3/2026
Data updated3h ago

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

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