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Spark's DeFi TVL Falls 15.3% in a Week, Hitting a 30-Day Low

Changes in token prices can move the dollar valuation, so the decline does not establish how much users deposited or withdrew.

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An unchanged basket of digital assets sits beside a valuation gauge in Singapore’s Marina Bay district. / EconoTimes.ai
An unchanged basket of digital assets sits beside a valuation gauge in Singapore’s Marina Bay district. / EconoTimes.ai

Spark's decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol recorded a 15.3% weekly drop in total value locked (TVL), reaching a 30-day low, a reading that tracks valuation rather than deposits or withdrawals.

TVL expresses a protocol’s counted holdings as a point-in-time dollar valuation. Falling token prices can reduce Spark’s TVL even if the protocol holds the same quantities of tokens; the figure alone cannot quantify net user flows.

A single TVL figure also does not show how the mix of assets changed. EconoTimes has explained why DeFi TVL rankings can shift without net deposit changes.

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