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Protocol Analytics

Deployed DeFi protocols tracked from public data. TVL comes from DefiLlama and token market data from CoinGecko, kept in separate fields. Known contracts are read on-chain. The Quantix Risk Index is shown only where enough of these signals have been observed, and each figure states its source and when it was last updated.

Protocols: 10
Known contracts: 36
With TVL data: 10 of 10
Risk Index scored: 0 of 10

Illustration: a protocol core linked to its known contracts, with a value ribbon behind

ProtocolTVL (DefiLlama)1 d · 7 dLargest chains by TVLQuantix Risk Index

AaveLendingTVL (DefiLlama) $17.7Bfetched for this page · 27 Oct 2026, 20:40 UTC1 d · 7 d 1-day change ·

Method

How the data is assembled

Provider keys stay on the server. TVL is refreshed hourly by the sync-protocol-data job. Contract reads (update-project-analytics) and the Risk Index (recalculate-risk-scores) run every six hours. A new score version is stored only when its inputs change. No CoinGecko key is configured on this deployment, so market data is not shown.

01
DefiLlama: /protocol/{slug}
Daily TVL history, current TVL per chain, category and the audit links DefiLlama lists. Borrowed, staking and pool2 balances are excluded, as in DefiLlama’s default view. Changes over 1, 7 and 30 days are computed from the daily history.
02
CoinGecko: /simple/price
Token price, market capitalisation and 24-hour trading volume, shown separately from TVL. Only requested when a CoinGecko API key is configured on the server.
03
RPC and Etherscan
For each known contract: whether code exists, EIP-1967 proxy slots, the upgrade admin and owner (externally owned account, Safe, timelock or contract), timelock delays and source-code verification.
04
Quantix Risk Index qri-3.0.0
Six components computed from the observed signals. Missing signals are excluded, not scored as safe. A score is published only when the minimum coverage is met; otherwise the result is Insufficient Data.

How to read a result

“Insufficient Data” means too few signals were observed to score responsibly. It is not a low-risk or high-risk verdict.
“Stale” means the provider did not answer and the last successful response is shown, with its date.

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