Updated Nov 8, 2026

DeFi markets

A DeFi market asks about a figure DefiLlama publishes: a protocol's TVL, a DEX's volume, a stablecoin's supply and more. You pick the figure, who it is about, the rule and the UTC day. The value DefiLlama publishes for that day settles it. Source: DefiLlama.

What you can mint

Open Mint a market and pick DeFi.

Some groups (pool yields, raises, bridge volume) need a DefiLlama plan ULTRAMINT may not have switched on. You only see the ones that can settle today.

The rules

The day rule

Every figure is for a UTC day. DefiLlama keeps two kinds of daily series, and they become final at different times.

  • Balances (TVL, supply, price, open interest, pool figures). The value for a day is the snapshot DefiLlama stamps at the start of it. It is final once the next day's value exists.
  • Totals for a day (volume, fees, revenue, liquidations). The day keeps counting until it ends, and DefiLlama can still fill it in after. It is final once the day after it has a complete total too.
  • Hacks. Records arrive late and amounts are filled in later, so a range is read seven days after it ends.

When trading closes and when it is read

For a range, the last day decides both times. The builder shows both before you mint.

The earliest day you can pick is the first one DefiLlama has not published yet: tomorrow for a balance, today for a total.

Revisions and late data

DefiLlama sometimes rewrites past values. Your market reads the value once, after it is final, and keeps it. A later rewrite never changes a settled market.

The "Now" figure in the builder is DefiLlama's latest final value. It can move before your day is read.

If DefiLlama has not published the value by the read time, the market is checked again and then goes to review. It does not settle NO because the data was late.

What you can't mint here

  • Token prices. Crypto markets use CoinMarketCap. Pick Crypto for those.
  • Intraday moves. A stablecoin's price is DefiLlama's single daily price. A dip during the day does not count, and there is no per-chain price.
  • Stablecoin dominance, liquidation risk levels, treasuries, funding rates, active users, and tokenised stocks or real-world assets.
  • Why a hack happened, who did it, or whether funds came back. Ask those in Universal.

See What you can't mint for the rules every market follows.

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