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Lagoon
their siteEverything read on this venue, and what has not been. Figures are ours unless a line says a venue reported them. Counted 4 minutes ago.
Capital
$114.44M
56 open vaults
Readable from a network
98.2%
55 of 56 vaults have a contract address; 1 holding $446.6k do not
Agent-managed
0
of 56 vaults · 53 carry a risk score
Movements read
29,120
deposits and withdrawals since 2024-11-11
Has this venue been seen acting?
Users act on every vault. Whether the vault acts, moving assets when nobody deposited or withdrew, is a separate reading, and it is what separates a managed strategy from a container.
Of 53 of this venue's 56 vaults, the largest we can read — over 1.2 days, 39 moved assets outside a deposit or withdrawal: 218 transactions, 218 transfers across up to 1 token. That is the manager acting; whether a person or a program pressed the button is a separate question this does not answer.
Read 2026-10-10.
Who manages the capital
How much of the capital on Lagoon sits under a vault an agent runs, and what stands behind each answer.
$0 of $114.4M is under a vault we have reason to call agent-managed; 0.0% of the capital, in 0 of 56 vaults.
| Who can move it | Capital | Share | Vaults |
|---|---|---|---|
| Not agent-managed | $114.4M | 100.0% | 56 vaults |
Each vault counts in one band only, its strongest evidence, hover a band for what stands behind it.
Composition
Where Lagoon's capital sits
- Ethereum
- $109.63M96%
- Arbitrum
- $2.03M1.8%
- Base
- $1.71M1.5%
- Avalanche
- $1.06M0.9%
Networks, not vaults. How a venue spreads across chains is a shape; which vault sits on which chain is the register below, and that is the paid half.
Where it lives
Who runs the vaults
The party the venue names as curator or manager, where one is named. A venue is a place; an operator is somebody making decisions in it.
| Operator | Vaults | Capital |
|---|---|---|
| 56 | $114.44M |
What it holds
The underlying asset each vault reports. ‘Not read’ is a vault whose asset we have not established, which is different from one holding nothing.
| Asset | Vaults | Capital |
|---|---|---|
| USDC | 29 | $56.61M |
| rETH | 1 | $24.08M |
| WETH | 13 | $14.02M |
| cbBTC | 3 | $11.40M |
| WBTC | 3 | $3.57M |
| USD0 | 1 | $1.59M |
| USDT | 2 | $1.58M |
| EURC | 2 | $919.8k |
| bUSD0 | 1 | $436.2k |
| VVV | 1 | $247.5k |
Largest vaults; the fifty biggest
What we can and cannot say here
The venue’s own published size is $156.62M against the $114.44M we hold across 56 vaults. The two measure different things, theirs is the whole protocol, ours is the vaults we track, and the gap is our coverage rather than a disagreement.
Capital and yield are as the venue or an aggregator reports them unless a vault’s own page says it was read from the contract. Nothing on this page is a recommendation, and a venue appearing here is not an endorsement of it.