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Market intel · Flare

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Confidence 0.61 · derived from 10 live pools — median incentive share 28%, 60% of pools are durable (base-driven) yield. Balanced mix of base and incentive yield.

Flare chain TVL · 30D
$52.0M · 30d change — awaiting history
No 30-day chain TVL history loaded.
The curve and the % are whole-chain DeFi TVL (DefiLlama, de-duplicated). The dollar figure sums the TVL of the pools VYLOS tracks on Flare. Different methods, not a subset — summing pools double-counts an asset that is staked and then lent, so our figure can exceed the chain total.
Post-cliff · the incentive era ended

Flare's FAssets Incentive Program — 2.2B FLR across DEX, lending, CDP and yield-derivative verticals — ran July 2025 to July 2026 and has ended; the 36-month FlareDrop concluded 2026-01-30 (source: Flare's published programme docs). Every incentive APY on this chain now depends on protocol-level emissions, not the network programme.

What that looks like in the live data right now: 4 of 10 tracked Flare pools still lean on incentives for 30%+ of their APY, covering $10.4M of $77.1M tracked TVL (13%). Those are the pools the post-cliff model re-rates hardest — open any of them and the APY chart shows its incentive share over the last 30 days, measured, not modeled.

Protocol intel · 3 DEXs
showing 3 of 3
SSparkDEX$24.6M—12
EEnosys$14.1M—9
BBlazeSwap$9.4M—7
DefiLlama · unreachableGeckoTerminal · no gap-fill dataEnosys API · no incentive data
What this means: a neutral regime with rising TVL favours durable base yield over incentive spikes. Regime and the per-protocol median APY figures are model estimates, not forecasts — they never guarantee a return.