Coinbase's layer-2 network Base has overtaken Solana in curated-capital deposits, becoming the largest such venue outside Ethereum itself. Ethereum still holds almost $3.5 billion, the largest single share of the category, according to data from analytics firm Sentora.
Coinbase's Base has passed Solana in curated-capital deposits, according to data from analytics firm Sentora. Base now holds over $1.6 billion in curated vault assets, or 22.5% of the market, the largest total among layer-2 networks in the category.
Ethereum still leads the category outright. The network holds almost $3.5 billion in curated vault assets, or 48.2% of the market, with Ethereum and Base together making up 70.7% of the total.
Solana, by contrast, holds less than $550 million in curated capital, putting Base's total at more than three times Solana's. BNB Chain sits close behind Solana, while Plasma and Monad are among the rest of the top ten with $144 million and $119 million respectively.
Curated capital refers to deposits in DeFi vaults actively managed by specialized risk curators under predefined rules and risk frameworks. It offers more structured, transparent, and accountable risk management than plain pooled lending, especially for stablecoin yield strategies.
Source: CryptoPotato
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