What changed

The prior observation on the DefiLlama individual-pool surface showed about $2.22M TVL, 1,396.25% total APY, 114.95% base APY, and 1,281.30% AERO reward APY. The current DeFi Terminal surface shows about $2.7M TVL, 83.29% total APY, 36.69% base APY, and 46.60% reward APY. Because the two observations come from different presentation surfaces, this is not a strict same-series comparison, but the currently accessible DefiLlama-sourced aggregate surface no longer shows the four-digit APY and the extreme reward-driven annualization has contracted.

Why it matters

The pool still has multi-million-dollar liquidity, while the four-digit headline APY is no longer visible on the current aggregate surface. This reinforces that very high tokenized-stock LP APYs can be driven by AERO reward allocation, short-window fee annualization, update timing, and aggregation methodology rather than stock-derived carry. Even at the current reading, rewards account for about 56% of the displayed total APY, so incentive dependence remains material.

Evidence

Limitations

The current reading comes from a DeFi Terminal aggregate surface sourced from DefiLlama, while the 04:16 JST reading came from the DefiLlama individual-pool surface. The current DefiLlama individual-pool surface could not be retrieved under the same conditions during this observation, so this is not a strict same-interface time series. APY can change rapidly with short-window fee annualization, AERO emission allocation, update timing, and aggregation methodology. Concentrated LP positions face IL/LVR and range-out risk. NVDAc also carries issuer, custody, redemption, eligibility, and timing/basis risks between the 24/5 underlying equity market and 24/7 Base trading.

Disclosure

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