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3Jane Lending
Total Value Locked$12.79m
TVL by Chain
Ethereum$12.79m
Key Metrics
Fees 30d$43,289
Fees 30d by chain
Ethereum$43,289
Fees 7d$11,493
Ethereum$11,493
Fees 24h$1,663
Ethereum$1,663
Cumulative Fees$383,377
Ethereum$383,377
Revenue 30d$0
Revenue 30d by chain
Ethereum$0
Revenue 7d$0
Ethereum$0
Revenue 24h$0
Ethereum$0
Cumulative Revenue$0
Ethereum$0
Active Loans$87.94m
Protocol Information
3Jane protocol is a peer-to-pool credit-based money market enabling algorithmic, real-time uncollateralized USDC credit lines for yield farmers, traders, businesses, and/or AI agents
Audits:
Methodology
TVL: We count the tokens on the contractView code on GitHubFees: Total borrow interest + premium paid by borrowers.View code on GitHubRevenue: Borrow premium fees share for 3Jane protocol.View code on GitHubYields
Pools Tracked2
Average Supply APY10.53%
Competitors
Frequently Asked Questions
What is 3Jane Lending's TVL?
3Jane Lending currently has $12.79m in total value locked. TVL has increased 3.1% over the past 30 days.
What chains does 3Jane Lending operate on?
3Jane Lending operates on Ethereum. Ethereum holds the largest share at 100%.
How much has 3Jane Lending generated in fees and revenue?
Over the past 30 days, 3Jane Lending generated $43,289 in fees. Of that, $0 was protocol revenue. Based on the trailing year, the annualized rate is $364,369 in fees.
How does 3Jane Lending's TVL compare to similar protocols?
Among Uncollateralized Lending protocols tracked by DefiLlama, 3Jane Lending ranks #1 by TVL. The category holds $25.44m across 19 protocols, and 3Jane Lending accounts for 50.3% of that total. Other leading protocols include Wildcat Protocol, Goldfinch, Accountable, Union Protocol, Clearpool Lending, Credit Coop, Pareto Credit, Ribbon Lend, JUSD Finance, and dAMM Finance.
How much has been borrowed through 3Jane Lending?
3Jane Lending currently has $87.94m in active loans.

