What changed

Compared with the 2026-09-14 16:04 JST observation of roughly $2.54 million TVL and 95.26% total APY (14.72% base + 80.54% AERO reward), DefiLlama's individual pool view now showed about $2.28 million TVL and 216.97% total APY (51.07% base + 165.90% reward). TVL decreased about 10.2%, while total APY rose 121.71 percentage points; base APY increased 36.35 points and reward APY increased 85.36 points. During the same observation window, DefiLlama's NVDAc aggregate surface showed about $2.26 million and 351.07% APY (49.87% base + 301.20% reward), while DeFi Terminal's direct page showed about $2.70 million and 83.29% APY (36.69% base + 46.60% reward).

Why it matters

The yield sources remain concentrated-liquidity swap fees plus AERO incentives, and this reacceleration includes a rise in the base-fee component rather than rewards alone. However, headline APY for the same pool diverged from roughly 83% to 351% across public surfaces, indicating that short-window fee annualization, AERO allocation, update timing and aggregation methodology can materially affect displayed yield. A single headline APY remains difficult to interpret as a stable realizable rate.

Evidence

Limitations

APY can change rapidly with short-window swap volume, concentrated-liquidity ranges and AERO gauge/emission allocation, and does not guarantee future realized yield. DefiLlama's individual pool view, its RWA aggregate view and DeFi Terminal may differ in update timing, annualization and reward-accounting methodology, producing large discrepancies for the same pool. Concentrated liquidity carries impermanent-loss, LVR and range-out risks. NVDAc also carries issuer, custody, redemption and eligibility constraints, plus potential basis and oracle mismatches when the underlying equity market is closed while Base trades continuously.

Disclosure

This is a public-market observation and does not constitute investment advice.