Curve Selected Yields & Key Metrics: Week 42, 2026

Markets shown have at least $100,000 in pool liquidity or supplied assets. Pool APRs model a new $100,000 deposit using seven-day LP growth and current unboosted rewards at unchanged income. Actual rates are variable; these are selected candidates, not a global top-yield or risk ranking. CRV rewards can be boosted via Convex, StakeDAO or Yearn. StableSwap pools with more than 85% of value or normalized reserves in one coin are omitted. FXSwap pools, such as zCHF/crvUSD, are assessed separately from this stablecoin-parity cutoff.

Lending APR may include borrower interest and CRV rewards. Supplier exposure includes the borrower collateral shown, and withdrawal liquidity varies with utilization.

For ZCHF/crvUSD, a $100k ZCHF-to-crvUSD quote returned about 4.5% less per token than a small trade. This FX pool has asymmetric inventory; check the current quote for the size you plan to trade.

Debt reduction included a wstETH borrower closing a position by repaying about 1.25M crvUSD and withdrawing 1,350 wstETH.

TVL counts lending and mint markets; supplied assets are lending-only.

Weekly CRV emissions are scheduled gauge allocations, not tokens already claimed. Their change is measured in CRV, not dollars.

Vote 1501 has been executed, activating the first LP-token Llamalend v2 market for reUSD/sfrxUSD, with an initial 3M crvUSD borrowing cap. LP holders can borrow against their position without unwinding it, or use borrowed crvUSD to buy and deposit more LP collateral.

Resupply support would add a separate loop for crvUSD lenders: use their yield-bearing lending receipt to mint reUSD, swap that reUSD into crvUSD, and supply again. This increases lending exposure and can deepen liquidity for LP-backed borrowing. wen on Resupply?

Vote 1505 proposes raising the sDOLA Llamalend v2 borrow cap from 12.4M to 25M crvUSD, adding room for future borrowing. Voting runs through October 21 at 20:56 UTC; the higher cap is not live yet.

Vote 1500 passed but has not been executed. It would make the Alchemix/Avant pool eligible for future CRV incentives; registration starts at zero gauge weight, so approval alone does not start rewards.

Llamalend market pages have a new layout, and they show far more about each market.

The biggest addition is a list of everyone in the market. Borrow pages show each borrower's collateral, debt, health and share of the market's loans, next to totals for borrowers, debt and collateral. Supply pages list suppliers by their share of deposits. Before you lend into a market, you can see whether its loans sit at healthy levels or crowd toward liquidation. Each row links to the address on the block explorer.

Advanced details grew as well. Every market now shows its solvency, how many days it has been live, and the maximum leverage and return on equity it allows.

A section bar takes you straight to your position, the Risk & Liquidation chart, rate history, market activity or the advanced details. On a phone, the borrow and supply forms open in a drawer and leave the market details in view.

The market list gained a Collateral Yield column for anyone weighing yield-bearing collateral.

Numerous smaller bug fixes and improvements have been added too.

Existing veCRV holders can compare DOLA/sUSDe with a 37,500 DOLA period budget, and OETH/WETH with 10,500 USDC, on Votemarket’s direct-veCRV ballot. The current period ends October 22 at 00:00 UTC.

Both campaigns are open to all voters and cap rewards per veCRV. Budgets are shared voter incentives, not LP APR. Check the ten-day gauge-vote cooldown and voting/claim costs before reallocating.

Explore Curve pools, Llamalend markets or savings crvUSD. Choose the product that fits the asset and liquidity you need.

Risk information: pool risks, lending risks and crvUSD risks.