2026-01-08 14:25:02

The TVL performance of Mezo Network is worth paying attention to. It has gradually increased from $72M to $81M, with the latest data from DefiLlama showing oscillation in the range of $78M-$79.68M. There is an interesting story behind this rebound — earlier this year, it surged to nearly $300M, then sharply retraced to a low of $18M, and now it has risen again. This doesn't look like a false boom but rather a sign of genuine funds gradually flowing back and settling.

The lending side is also gaining momentum. Both BTC locking and MUSD lending volumes are quite substantial, with an active lending scale of over $21M, supported by collateral of more than 2,000 BTC. The key is the strong competitiveness of interest rates; a 1% lending cost is very attractive in the current market environment. When looking at these data together, it indicates that the protocol's liquidity mechanism is gradually stabilizing and maturing.

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MaticHoleFiller

· 01-11 14:13

Mezo has indeed been steadily recovering this time. It's not easy to climb back up from the 18M bottom.

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JustHodlIt

· 01-08 14:55

Mezo, this move is quite interesting. It climbed back from the 18M bottom, and it really doesn't feel like the usual rug pull.

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probably_nothing_anon

· 01-08 14:55

Is this Mezo's rebound a real rebound or just a fleeting moment? Dropping from $300M to $18M and then climbing back up, I have some belief in it. A 1% lending cost does have some substance, but locking 2000 BTC seems a bit虚 (suspicious or虚假). Rising from $72M to $81M sounds like a lot, but it's still far from the high levels. Lending activity is still decent, but I'm worried it might be another wave of liquidation. Is this time truly stable, or should we wait for the next bear market?

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