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One number for how much can go wrong, built from risk alone and never from return. Higher is worse.Note 13
Read from the contract, never declared. A single private key and a multisig that requires one signature are the same thing and are counted together. Capital whose control we have not read is its own line, because unread is not unowned.
Risk across, ninety-day return up, and deliberately no line drawn between them. A trend line here would assert that risk buys return, which this data does not show and nobody should be sold. Neither corner is a recommendation. Bottom-right is risk not being paid: high risk, low return. Top-left is return with little risk we can measure, which is either a good vault or a risk we cannot see.
The three highest returns on this chart are vaults from which nothing could be withdrawn at the last reading, drawn as rings. They sit mid-axis because no fall has happened, and none can happen to a depositor who cannot leave until it already has. A chart of return alone would have put them at the top and said nothing else.