Radar uses protocol TVL as the broad liquidity surface when direct pool reserve data is unavailable.
Grove Finance
Grove is a capital allocation protocol within the Sky (formerly MakerDAO) ecosystem, launched June 2025. It deploys capital into tokenized RWA assets, Aave lending, Morpho vaults, and Curve LP positions across Ethereum,…
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Radar estimate from public liquidity, chain footprint, protocol age, and recent movement when direct wallet counts are unavailable.
Radar turnover estimate built from liquidity plus category-aware activity assumptions.
Uses the latest daily move when available, then smooths from longer windows if needed.
Why Radar surfaced it
New
Onchain Capital Allocator
9d old
+17% 7d TVL
4 chains
Trending
Onchain Capital Allocator
9d old
+17% 7d TVL
4 chains
Filtered
Onchain Capital Allocator
9d old
+17% 7d TVL
4 chains
Protocol snapshot
- Categories: Onchain Capital Allocator
- Primary chain: Ethereum
- Chains: Ethereum, Avalanche, Plume Mainnet, Base
- Audits: 0
- Surface method: Radar uses one comparable four-metric layout across tracked protocols.
- Liquidity source: Protocol TVL from the tracked DefiLlama protocol feed.
- 1d wallet method: Radar estimate from public liquidity, chain footprint, protocol age, and recent movement when direct wallet counts are unavailable.
- 1d volume method: Radar turnover estimate built from liquidity plus category-aware activity assumptions.
- Listed: Mar 26, 2026.
- Tracked categories: Onchain Capital Allocator.
- Twitter: @grovedotfinance
- Radar tip: Compare this protocol against the filtered board before turning the score into a narrative.
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