Coinbase’s Base has surpassed Solana in terms of capital stored in curated vaults, with over $1.6 billion in such assets or 22.5% of the entire market share.
Ethereum remains the undisputed leader with almost $3.5 billion (or 48.2% of the entire market share), while Base has become the largest layer-2 venue for such capital, according to Sentora.
Ethereum holds $3.46B of curated vault TVL and Base holds $1.62B. Together they represent 70.7% of the category.
Base now carries more than three times the risk curator TVL of Solana, making it the largest L2 venue for curated capital.
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The data shows that Solana remains far behind with less than $550 million. Binance Smart Chain is close by, while the other networks that make up the rest of the top 10 include Plasma ($144 million), Monad ($119 million), and so on.
Curated Capital refers to deposits in DeFi vaults that are actively managed by specialized risk curators according to predefined rules and risk frameworks. It offers more structured, transparent, and accountable risk management than plain pooled lending, especially for stablecoin yield strategies.
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