$BLACK and $NOTE Lead DeFi TVL Surge with Significant Weekly Growth

Data provided by the Phoenix Group with referrals to DeFiLlama have shown the significant growth of Total Value Locked (TVL) in several blockchain projects. $BLACK, with its TVL surging by 84.4%, overtaking it to the first place in the leaderboard regarding the total TVL increase per week. $BLACK with its market capitalization of $126.2 million, sits on top of this week’s performance list this far.

$NOTE was then followed by a 60.8% growth in TVL to attain $10.8 million. The relatively small market capitalization of the company at about 1.5 million and growth rate in the note is ranked number two in weekly gains. Both $ENA and $LON saw their TVL grow at more than 19%, recording 21.2% and 19.6%, respectively. Those returns reflect long involvement with the particular ecosystems and potentially strategic capital flows.

Diverse Market Capitalization and Ecosystem Sizes

$SUSHI, $PENDLE, and $SKATE were also strong with the growth rates recorded in the last 7 days of 17.4%, 17.2% and 16.7% respectively. $SUSHI has a TVL of $6.5 billion when compared to $PENDLE and SKATE, who have much lower TVLs and market caps.

TVL saw moderate weekly growth in several other projects. Polymarket , $SEAM, $ETHFI, and $MORPHO showed growth between 14.7% and 11.1%. Significantly, ETHFI has amassed a TVL of $10.2 billion, demonstrating its supremacy on sluggish relative growth.

Steady Growth Highlights DeFi Protocol Maturity

The remaining place at the chart was claimed by $PSTAKE, $BLUR, $HYPE, and $RESOLV with returns of between 10% and 7.60%. $HYPE and $RESOLV in particular had healthy market caps of 333.3 million and 516.9 million, respectively despite a stagnant growth in TVL each week.

The observed performance patterns indicate a high interest towards mature and developing DeFi protocols. Weekly TVL is a notable indicator of user trust and capital transactions of decentralized systems. The figures allow stakeholders to have a benchmark to measure changes in liquidity, utility, and user interaction.