Only 4 protocols in the DeFi sector have a TVL exceeding $10 billion.
According to Jinse Finance, data from DeFiLlama shows that as of now, there are only four protocols in the entire DeFi ecosystem with a TVL (Total Value Locked) exceeding $10 billion. They are: Aave (approximately $31.059 billion), Lido (approximately $26.481 billion), EigenLayer (approximately $12.656 billion), and a certain exchange's staked ETH (BETH) (approximately $10.848 billion). As the market pulls back, the TVL of most protocols has declined to varying degrees, further shrinking the membership of the “$10 Billion TVL Club.”
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