Curve Best Yields & Key Metrics | Week 22, 2026

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Curve's TVL fell 3.2% this week to $1.80B , mostly due to rotation out of the older YieldBasis pools. crvUSD held up well through the market downturn, with over $25M of deployed PegKeeper reserves and average borrow rates falling slightly. The crvUSD parameter changes and new YieldBasis hybrid vaults both appear to be helping keep the peg strong. As always, see all the highlighted opportunities and weekly metrics below. All yields shown below are the unboosted rates offered directly through Curve. However, projects such as Convex , StakeDAO and Yearn all offer boosting for these yields. All yields are calculated assuming a minimum of $100k TVL. crvUSD showed strength this week, with the peg holding up as minted supply increased to $56.2M and average borrow rates fell to 3.9%. PegKeeper reserves also expanded sharply, adding a larger stability buffer and profit for the DAO. Llamalend had a slightly softer headline week, with TVL down 3.1% and collateral down 3.9%. Supplied and borrowed balances still edged higher, suggesting usage held up even as collateral values moved lower. Curve's DEX cooled across the board. TVL slipped 3.2%, while volume, swaps, and total fees all fell by roughly a third or more from the prior week. DAO revenue metrics followed the lower DEX fee week, with the veCRV distribution falling to $121k while USD-valued CRV emissions also declined. Stablecoin volume remained concentrated in the same major venues, with PYUSD/USDS back on top and 3pool again producing the largest fee total. crvUSD routing was also prominent, with both USDT/crvUSD and USDC/crvUSD in the top five. Cryptoswap rankings stayed centered around the core Tricrypto pools. During this Convex voting week, gauge emissions rotated strongly toward DOLA/sUSDe, which picked up an additional 82k CRV. The largest cuts came from reUSD/sfrxUSD, pmUSD/crvUSD, and reUSD/scrvUSD. The Base pools below look like they should be Cryptoswap pools, but they are actually Stableswap pools. These pools can be problematic for LPs and swappers, which is why they are hidden from the UI, though they still generated reasonable fees and volume this week. Ethena's USDtb led the week for added volume, while the largest declines came from the usual stablecoin leaders. sUSDS/USDT alone fell by $296M, explaining much of the weaker DEX week. TVL movements were dominated by PegKeepers and YieldBasis markets. USDT/crvUSD gained $19.5M as PegKeepers deployed, but this was outweighed by TVL rotating out of older YieldBasis pools and into the new markets. Borrowing demand increased mainly in WBTC, with some borrowing also seemingly rotating from WETH to the more capital-efficient wstETH market. Lend market borrowing changes were modest outside asdCRV. sfrxUSD, wstETH, and Arbitrum WBTC saw small increases, while asdCRV had the largest repayment at $417k after users were advised to repay following the vsdCRV hack . Supplier flows moved faster than borrowing demand this week, with sfrxUSD seeing the largest increase, while the asdCRV repayment recommendation prompted many users to exit the asdCRV market. Curve's ecosystem continues to expand rapidly, welcoming new teams and pools weekly. If you're interested in launching a pool, lending market, or simply want to connect with the community, join us on Telegram or Discord .

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