USD Coin (USDC) on Cetus CLMM: APY, TVL and history
2 liquid USDC pools on Cetus CLMM (Dexs) across 1 chain. cetus.zone ↗
0.28%
Best APY
0.12%
30d avg, largest pool
$3.8M
Liquidity
2
Pools
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Audits listed
| Pool | APY | 30d avg | TVL ▾ | 30d | Risk | Chain | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| USDC-USDY Cetus CLMM · 1% | 0.07% base 0.04% + reward 0.04% | 0.12% | $2.1M | — | Stable LP Reward-heavy Stable/Up | Sui | Deposit ↗ |
| USDC-BUCK Cetus CLMM · 1% | 0.28% base 0.28% | 0.33% | $1.7M | — | Stable LP Stable/Up | Sui | Deposit ↗ |
APY history USDC-USDY on Sui, 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 Cetus CLMM
Cetus is a pioneer DEX and concentrated liquidity protocol focusing on Move-based ecosystems like Aptos and Sui. It works as a crucial part of the ecosystem infrastructure to satisfy the comprehensive needs of traders, LPs, upper applications and an increasing DeFi population.
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Questions people ask
What APY does Cetus CLMM pay on USDC?
Right now the best USDC pool on Cetus CLMM pays 0.28% APY with $3.8M of liquidity. 2 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 USDC into Cetus CLMM?
Sui. Pick the chain where you already hold USDC to avoid bridge fees; our bridge list covers the rest.
Is Cetus CLMM a safe place for USDC?
Cetus CLMM is a dexs protocol. 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.