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Flex

Fixed-rate lending protocol

Performances

RD Popularity Index

210.00% (24h)
0100200300400500
Project Rank: 5706/12948

RD Growth Index

1000.03% (24h)
0400800120016002000
Project Rank: 4451/12948

Revenue & Burn

Protocol income

$183.79

Buyback funds

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Burn funds

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Buyback ratio

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Protocol funds over time

Monthly amounts & ratios

PeriodProtocol incomeBuyback fundsBurn fundsBuyback ratio
Nov 2026$183.79------
Oct 2026$443.35------
Sep 2026$370.48------
Aug 2026$109.77------
Jul 2026$0------
Jun 2026$0------

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About Flex

Flex is a fixed-rate lending market whose rate and liquidation logic come from Liquity V2. Borrowers set the rate they are willing to pay, and the lowest rates are redeemed first: lenders or new borrowers can redeem existing borrowers' collateral in ascending rate order, paying slippage and fees, so credit is priced by market competition rather than a protocol-set figure. Deposits on the lender side sit in ERC-4626 tokenised strategy vaults built on Yearn, giving depositors a standard, composable receipt, while liquidations run as a Dutch auction in which collateral is marked down over time until it clears. Contracts are written in Vyper and markets are deployed through a factory whose version moved to 1.1.0 in July 2026.

A market deployment was executed on 5 August 2026 and an audit review was added on 11 August 2026. The front end exposes Flex USDC and Flex WETH vaults, with deposits allocated across Yearn strategies.

Updated: Oct 30, 2026

Flex launched its first fixed-rate lending market in May 2026 with an immutable, isolated yvUSD/USDC market: borrowers pick their own rate, and when liquidity tightens the lowest-rate positions are redeemed rather than rates spiking, so lenders can exit even at 100% utilization. A V2 followed around July, and the team began talks with looping desks including Inverse, Infinifi, Ethena and Lido about new pools.

Flex's roadmap adds pools for yield-bearing stablecoins and duration assets, extends the redemption mechanism to more collateral types, and keeps building on Yearn's ERC-4626 vault standard.

Updated: Oct 30, 2026