SUSDAI-USDC
ENTER · 68%Fluid Dex · Arbitrum · Stablecoin · Informational — not executable
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Its differentiator is exposure to a stablecoin lending market rather than a volatile-asset AMM, but 0.4% makes it less competitive than positive-yield Arbitrum lending alternatives. The pool holds $17.86M in liquidity, and WealthVille's AI verdict is HOLD with 62% confidence.
Computed 2026-09-03 11:15 UTC from on-chain yield, liquidity-depth, and risk signals. Not financial advice.
Liquidityhelp
lock$17.86M
Total value locked
$976.88K
24h volume
Yieldhelp
trending_up0.4%
total APYBase yield — no reward emissions
≈ 0.1%
adjusted · trailing 7d base (est.)
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Its differentiator is exposure to a stablecoin lending market rather than a volatile-asset AMM, but 0.4% makes it less competitive than positive-yield Arbitrum lending alternatives. The pool holds $17.86M in liquidity, and WealthVille's AI verdict is HOLD with 62% confidence.
History
30d Low
$17.81M
Latest
$17.86M
30d High
$17.88M
Daily snapshots · data via DefiLlama
Performance
Efficiency & Flow
Pool Analysis
Yield breakdown
Displayed yield is split between 0.4% in lending interest or fees and — in protocol incentives. With both components currently shown through placeholders, reward sustainability depends on emissions, token value, program duration, and borrowing demand; incentive yield should not be treated as durable without confirming its schedule and funding.
Risk profile
The principal family-specific risks are utilization and liquidation: high utilization can restrict withdrawals or increase variable borrowing rates, while borrower liquidations, collateral depegs, or bad debt can transmit losses to suppliers. SUSDAI or USDC depeg risk can also impair the stablecoin pairing. EVM gas costs on Arbitrum are a drag on small positions and frequent adjustments. This page is informational only; WealthVille does not execute on EVM and executes on Solana.
Assets
SUSDAI is the DAI-related stable asset supplied or borrowed in the market, while USDC is the dollar-denominated counter-asset and a major source of stablecoin liquidity. Price action should normally remain close to the dollar, but a depeg, liquidity imbalance, or divergence between SUSDAI and USDC can create losses or reduce the value and withdrawability of the position.
Strategy note
Before entering, record the market's utilization, available liquidity, borrow rate, and any incentive end date; avoid opening a small position while 0.4% is uncompetitive after estimated Arbitrum gas, and reassess or exit if utilization rises sharply or either stablecoin loses its dollar peg.
In plain English
You lend SUSDAI and USDC to borrowers through a pool and may receive interest or rewards. The return can change, withdrawals may be harder when many people borrow, and a stablecoin losing its dollar value can reduce what your position is worth.
Why this verdict
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Frequently asked questions
How does lending SUSDAI-USDC on fluid-dex work?
You supply SUSDAI or USDC to the fluid-dex lending market on Arbitrum, where borrowers use the assets and suppliers receive the applicable variable return. The displayed total yield is 0.4% on a market with $17.86M of liquidity.
What is the liquidation risk for this market?
Liquidations occur when borrowers' collateral no longer meets the market's requirements; liquidation losses or bad debt can affect suppliers indirectly. SUSDAI or USDC depegging, thin liquidity, and high utilization can increase that risk, so review current utilization and available liquidity before entry.
Is the supply APY on SUSDAI-USDC fixed or variable?
It is variable, because the interest component changes with borrowing demand and utilization, while incentive rates can change when emissions are revised. The displayed components are 0.4% base or fee APY and — reward APY, combining to 0.4%.
How much of the yield comes from incentives vs interest?
The displayed split is 0.4% from base or fee income and — from rewards. Incentives are not inherently sustainable because they depend on emissions and reward-token economics, whereas interest depends on borrower demand and utilization.
What happens to my position if utilization spikes?
A utilization spike can raise variable rates but also reduce immediately available liquidity, making withdrawals or exits slower and potentially more costly. It can coincide with greater liquidation and bad-debt exposure, so monitor utilization and liquidity rather than relying only on 0.4%.
Token Details
SUSDAI
Arbitrum
USDC
Arbitrum
Pool Details
Verdict from WealthVille’s multi-signal reconciliation engine. Informational only — not financial advice.
