Coinbase Wrapped BTC (CBBTC) on Fluid Lending: APY, TVL and history
4 liquid CBBTC pools on Fluid Lending (Lending) across 2 chains. fluid.io/ ↗
0.03%
Best APY
0.03%
30d avg, largest pool
$11.6M
Liquidity
4
Pools
2
Audits listed
| Pool | APY | 30d avg | TVL ▾ | 30d | Risk | Chain | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CBBTC Fluid Lending | 0.08% base 0.08% | 0.03% | $5.2M | — | Single Stable/Up | Ethereum | Deposit ↗ |
| CBBTC Fluid Lending | 0.00% base 0.00% | 0.00% | $3.0M | — | Single | Base | Deposit ↗ |
| CBBTC Fluid Lending | 0.08% base 0.08% | 0.03% | $2.3M | — | Single Stable/Up | Ethereum | Deposit ↗ |
| CBBTC Fluid Lending | 0.00% base 0.00% | 0.00% | $1.2M | — | Single | Base | Deposit ↗ |
APY history CBBTC on Ethereum, largest pool, 90 days
Not enough history for a chart yet. We store hourly snapshots from the first day we track a pool; the 30-day trend appears after a few days.
About Fluid Lending
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CBBTC elsewhere
- Morpho Bluebest 0.00% · $3.70B
- Aave V3best 0.01% · $1.60B
- SparkLendbest <0.01% · $370.2M
- Curve DEXbest 6.77% · $85.4M
- Kamino Lendbest <0.01% · $55.2M
- Compound V3best 0.00% · $55.1M
- Uniswap V4best 20.45% · $54.9M
- Uniswap V3best 24.28% · $45.0M
- Accountablebest 7.00% · $33.4M
- Aave V4best <0.01% · $27.5M
- Fluid DEXbest 0.72% · $20.3M
- Frankencoinbest 0.00% · $14.5M
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Questions people ask
What APY does Fluid Lending pay on CBBTC?
Right now the best CBBTC pool on Fluid Lending pays 0.03% APY with $11.6M of liquidity. 4 pools are tracked for this pair; the table above lists every one with its chain and 30-day average.
On which chains can I deposit CBBTC into Fluid Lending?
Ethereum, Base. Pick the chain where you already hold CBBTC to avoid bridge fees; our bridge list covers the rest.
Is Fluid Lending a safe place for CBBTC?
Fluid Lending is a lending protocol with 2 listed audit(s). Large TVL and a long track record lower risk but do not remove it: smart-contract bugs, oracle failures and governance changes can all cost depositors money. Never deposit more than you can lose.