DYETRACE
Prototype. The flow you see is simulated; nothing here is live and nothing moves money.

Sources

Every claim and data surface this site cites, so nobody has to take our word for it.

Wave evidence — CeDeFi: -6.7% TVL in 7 days (7 protocols, $0.22B)

Claims

  • Arc mainnet launched with fees paid in USDC.
    “Fees are paid in USDC, with no volatile native token required.”
    · source
  • Morpho serves as a lending/credit layer on Arc at mainnet.
    “Morpho to serve as a credit layer on Arc, bringing open, composable, and capital-efficient lending markets”
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  • Aave V4 on Arc deployed with one Liquidity Hub and two Spokes.
    “one Liquidity Hub and two Spokes”
    · source
  • Arc documents a public mainnet RPC and uses USDC with 18 decimals as native gas token.
    “Arc uses USDC as the native gas token (18 decimals).”
    · source
  • Blockscout per-instance APIs are deprecated in favour of the keyed Universal PRO API.
    “Our Universal PRO API is now available, and per-instance API support has been deprecated.”
    · source
  • The Morpho API has a standard rate limit of 750 requests per minute.
    “750 requests/minute”
    · source
  • The Morpho GraphQL API serves Blue markets, vaults and positions; whether Arc is among its supported networks is not confirmed.
    “For all data related to Blue markets, vaults, and positions”
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  • DefiLlama's API is open and free to use.
    “Our API is an open API and it free to use.”
    · source
  • The Bitwise PAPY-USDC vault on Arc takes USDC deposits on Morpho.
    “Lenders deposit USDC into the PAPY-USDC vault on the Morpho protocol.”
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  • PAPY vault deposits are lent to borrowers posting whitelisted RWA collateral, so the yield chain continues offchain.
    “Those deposits are then lent to borrowers who post white-listed RWA collateral.”
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  • Elixir lent about 65% of deUSD backing to Stream through private Morpho vaults.
    “Elixir had lent roughly 65% of deUSD's backing (about $68M) to Stream through private Morpho vaults.”
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  • The Yields and More exposure map of Stream-linked debt was explicitly incomplete.
    “This is not an extensive list; there likely are more stables/vaults affected”
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  • Stream and Elixir were described as recursively minting each other's tokens to inflate TVL.
    “recursively minting each other's tokens in order to inflate their own TVL”
    · source
  • Stablewatch sources yield data from onchain contracts, price oracles and DefiLlama.
    “on-chain contracts, verified price oracles, and DefiLlama”
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  • On 2026-09-11 Frgmnt's fUSD/sfUSD became accessible through institutional custody rails, a CeDeFi-style wrapping of onchain lending yield.
    “accessible through institutional custody rails for the first time”
    · source
  • sfUSD advertised double-digit staking rewards sourced from onchain lending markets.
    “13.32% in protocol staking rewards from on-chain lending markets”
    · source
  • DeFi TVL fell about 39% in 2026 through late June.
    “has fallen by about 39% in 2026 so far”
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  • The Arc mainnet RPC answers eth_chainId with 0x13b2 (5042).
    “Arc uses USDC as the native gas token (18 decimals).”
    · source

Data surfaces this site reads

  • /api/traces/latest (edge count) — hero "traces poured / stations surveyed" counter.
  • Arc RPC Borrow logs — the latest-survey preview and the borrow tape, read live from Morpho Blue on Arc.
  • /api/traces/[id]/cycles — the siphon verdict (a Tarjan strongly-connected-components pass over the surveyed graph).
  • /api/edges?status=unsurveyed — dark, unsurveyed passages.