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Observations
Patterns with more than one explanation. Nothing here lowers a grade.Note 12
A share price that only ever goes up, very fast
9 vaults · $283.63M- What is measured
- Vaults whose price per share rose at every daily reading for at least a fortnight, at a rate above 300% a year. Both conditions are required: the rate alone catches a rally, and never falling alone describes every ordinary lending vault.
- Equally consistent with
- A genuinely extraordinary rate, which new markets do pay while incentives last. Nothing here says the number is wrong — where we can check it against the venue’s own API, it agrees.
- Why it changes a reading
- Interest accrued is not interest received. A share price is a claim on what borrowers owe, and it is worth its face value only if they repay and the vault can be redeemed at that price. Where the venue tells us how much could be withdrawn today, the flag says so — and on the two largest of these, holding $236M between them, the answer is a dollar. The rate and the queue at the exit have one cause: an adaptive rate climbs precisely because utilisation is pinned and nobody is getting out. Nothing else on this site would have told you that. The arithmetic is right, the venue’s own API agrees with it to three significant figures, and the risk score reads zero because no fall has happened yet.
| Vault | Platform | Value | What was measured |
|---|---|---|---|
| $804.5k | The share price has risen at every one of 27 readings over 29 days, at a rate of 799% a year. Of what depositors supplied, effectively none could be withdrawn today. | ||
| $96.09M | The share price has risen at every one of 30 readings over 29 days, at a rate of 798% a year. Of what depositors supplied, effectively none could be withdrawn today. | ||
| $180.23M | The share price has risen at every one of 30 readings over 29 days, at a rate of 795% a year. Of what depositors supplied, effectively none could be withdrawn today. | ||
| $205.4k | The share price has risen at every one of 16 readings over 29 days, at a rate of 763% a year. Of what depositors supplied, effectively none could be withdrawn today. | ||
| $378.0k | The share price has risen at every one of 30 readings over 29 days, at a rate of 756% a year. Of what depositors supplied, effectively none could be withdrawn today. | ||
| $575.6k | The share price has risen at every one of 29 readings over 28 days, at a rate of 735% a year. Of what depositors supplied, effectively none could be withdrawn today. | ||
| $245.6k | The share price has risen at every one of 30 readings over 29 days, at a rate of 438% a year. Of what depositors supplied, effectively none could be withdrawn today. | ||
| $166.2k | The share price has risen at every one of 9 readings over 25 days, at a rate of 401% a year. Of what depositors supplied, effectively none could be withdrawn today. | ||
| $4.94M | The share price has risen at every one of 9 readings over 25 days, at a rate of 401% a year. Of what depositors supplied, effectively none could be withdrawn today. |
What this page cannot see
Only vaults whose flow or execution we hold can be examined at all, which is why the denominator above is a few hundred rather than every vault on the site. A pattern that stopped is cleared rather than left standing, so this is a picture of the last thirty days and not a permanent record. And every measure here is a floor: anything held on a centralised exchange, or moved without touching a ledger we read, is invisible to it.