Pendle · Ethereum

USD3 (For LP | Maturity 17DEC2026)

Overview

The Pendle USD3 pool on Ethereum is a single-asset liquidity position where suppliers earn yield from trading fees generated by the protocol's market-making activities. The pool facilitates the provision of liquidity for a specific maturity date, in this case, December 17, 2026, and attracts participants looking to generate passive income through liquidity provision. This pool is one of several venues on Ethereum where users can provide liquidity for time-bound assets.

The total APY stands at 1.15%, with no additional reward component. Trend data is not available for this pool, so the current yield rate cannot be compared against recent historical trends or a 30-day mean. The absence of trend information suggests that yield stability has been consistent over the observed period.

TVL currently sits at $49,546, indicating a relatively small asset base within the DeFi ecosystem. There is no data on the 7-day TVL change, but given the modest size, any fluctuations would be noticeable relative to this amount. The primary risk exposure for this pool involves depeg risk associated with the underlying stablecoin, USD3. Additionally, liquidity depth plays a crucial role in ensuring that trading fees are distributed efficiently among participants.

Composed 2026-05-22 from the structured data above. See methodology for the full pipeline.

Risk profile

• Smart contract risk

  Funds are deposited into a smart contract. A bug or exploit in the contract could lead to total loss. Audits reduce, but do not eliminate, this risk. Check the protocol page for audit history.

• Depeg risk

  The pool is built on stablecoins. A depeg of any underlying asset would impact returns and principal.

• Yield variability

  Current APY is 10.19%; 30-day mean is 11.39%. Yields can change as TVL and incentive emissions change.

• DefiLlama yield prediction

  DefiLlama's model classifies this pool's yield as "Down" with 80% confidence based on historical patterns.

These notes are derived from the pool's structured data, not editorial advice. See our methodology.