Definition

• Lending/Borrowing Protocol: Users can put their crypto asset as collateral and lend to 80% of their asset by a fix rate. (higher lend is riskier, around 50% is more reasonable) In the other hand, borrowers can lock their asset in protocol to provide such liquidity to loan to others and get profit.
• TVL: Total Value locked in a lending protocol (here it contains supply, stake, pools, etc.)
• TVL/Mcap: is ratio of token Market cap to the protocol TVL, it’s a good index to calculate intrinsic value. [Lower is better]
• Supply/TVL: protocol Supply amount ratio to TVL.
• Borrowed: Amount that borrowed in this protocol by borrowers (user who put their crypto asset as a collateral to get loan)
• Supplied: Supplied asset to provide loan. (Borrowing liquidity)
• Fees (30d): Fees that paid to the protocol by borrowers in 30 days.
• Revenue/Fee: This is the amount of protocol benefits from fees, the rest will paid to users who provide liquidity to the protocol. so less percentage means more payment to providers.
• Chains: number of blockchains supported by lending protocol.

Resources

• defilama