Every market here lends USDC and measures in it — every figure on this page is a quantity of USDC, never dollars. A market’s loan-to-value is its whole risk surface: the borrow limit and the liquidation line at once, fixed when the market was created. Sizes are the balance each market last settled, left as the contract stores them; the rates are live.
579 hold supply · 435 have borrowing47.88B USDC exists0xa0b86991c6218b36c1d19d4a2e9eb0ce3606eb48
The markets that carry the book
Biggest book first. The bar is borrow ÷ supply, the one aggregate ratio Blue keeps; the lltv beside it is the market’s whole risk surface. Sizes are the balance each market last settled, never projected forward; the rates are live.
562 more funded markets, each below 0.1% of the book
Funded, and real, and each holding less than a thousandth of what the markets above hold between them. Every figure on their rows carries the same receipt as the rows above.
156 USDC markets hold no supply at this block. Creating a market on Blue is permissionless and costs only gas, so most of them were simply never used — they carry the parameters they were born with and nothing else. They are listed because the roster is the protocol’s, not ours; markets born with the same collateral and the same loan-to-value are one line with a count.