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Gondi
Total Value Locked$2.97m
TVL by Chain
Ethereum$2.97m
Key Metrics
Fees 30d$393,470
Fees 30d by chain
Ethereum$393,291
Hyperliquid L1$179
Fees 7d$213,417
Ethereum$213,417
Hyperliquid L1$0
Fees 24h$10,243
Ethereum$10,243
Hyperliquid L1$0
Cumulative Fees$4.07m
Ethereum$4.06m
Hyperliquid L1$2,193
Revenue 30d$59,016
Revenue 30d by chain
Ethereum$58,989
Hyperliquid L1$26.52
Revenue 7d$32,009
Ethereum$32,009
Hyperliquid L1$0
Revenue 24h$1,535
Ethereum$1,535
Hyperliquid L1$0
Cumulative Revenue$375,502
Ethereum$375,173
Hyperliquid L1$328.93
Total Raised$5.3m
Jul 11, 2023$5.3mRound: SeedInvestors: Hack VC, Foundation Capital, Dragonfly Capital, Pantera Capital, 6th Man Ventures
Protocol Information
Borrow, Lend & Refinance NFTs on the most capital efficient lending protocol
Methodology
TVL: Total value of all coins held in the smart contracts of the protocol
Hacks
Date: Mar 9, 2026
Protocol: Gondi V3
Amount: $230,000
Classification: Access Control
Technique: Token Approval Abuse
Chains: Ethereum
Language: Solidity
Target Type: NFTfi
Competitors
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Gondi's TVL?
Gondi currently has $2.97m in total value locked. TVL has decreased 10% over the past 30 days.
What chains does Gondi operate on?
Gondi operates on 2 chains: Ethereum and Hyperliquid L1. Ethereum holds the largest share at 100%.
How much has Gondi generated in fees and revenue?
Over the past 30 days, Gondi generated $393,470 in fees. Of that, $59,016 was protocol revenue. Based on the trailing year, the annualized rate is $2.71m in fees and $393,845 in revenue.
How does Gondi's TVL compare to similar protocols?
Among NFT Lending protocols tracked by DefiLlama, Gondi ranks #2 by TVL. The category holds $13.3m across 30 protocols, and Gondi accounts for 22.3% of that total. Other leading protocols include Blur Lending, JPEG'd, BendDAO Lending V1, Arcade.xyz, Revest Finance, Pine Protocol, Llamalend, OpenSky Finance, MMO Finance, and NFTfi.
Has Gondi ever been exploited?
Gondi has 1 recorded security incident. The most recent incident occurred on Mar 9, 2026 and involved $230,000. It was classified as Access Control.