Ask about Ooki
Logo of OokiOoki(OOKI)Deprecated protocol
Total Value Locked$27,516.33

TVL by Chain

Ethereum$23,646.53

BSC$3,351.66

Arbitrum$303.82

OP Mainnet$197.07

Polygon$17.25

Key Metrics

Staked$3,463.64

Active Loans$0

Treasury$0

$0

Stablecoins$0

Own Tokens$0

Others$0

Protocol Information

Ooki is a flexible decentralized finance protocol for margin trading, borrowing, lending and staking on multiple blockchains.

Category:Lending

Audits:

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Methodology

TVL: Total value of all coins held in the smart contracts of the protocolView code on GitHubTreasury: Value of tokens owned by the protocol

Hacks

Date: Feb 15, 2020

Amount: $350,000

Classification: Protocol Logic

Technique: Flashloan Slippage Attack

Chains: Ethereum

Target Type: DeFi Protocol

Date: Feb 18, 2020

Amount: $650,000

Classification: Protocol Logic

Technique: Flashloan Price Oracle Attack

Chains: Ethereum

Target Type: DeFi Protocol

Date: Nov 5, 2021

Amount: $55m

Classification: Infrastructure

Technique: Private Key Compromised (Phishing)

Chains: Polygon, BSC

Target Type: DeFi Protocol

Competitors

Aave V3 ($14.127b)Morpho Blue ($7.808b)Unitus ($6.07m)OmniBTC ($1.68m)dForce Lending ($1.02m)SparkLend ($3.775b)Maple ($2.369b)Compound V3 ($1.138b)Venus Core Pool ($1.057b)Fluid Lending ($665.28m)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Ooki?

Ooki is a flexible decentralized finance protocol for margin trading, borrowing, lending and staking on multiple blockchains.

What is Ooki's TVL?

Ooki currently has $27,516.33 in total value locked. TVL has increased 0.6% over the past 30 days.

What chains does Ooki operate on?

Ooki operates on 5 chains: Ethereum, Polygon, BSC, Arbitrum, and OP Mainnet. Ethereum holds the largest share at 85.9%.

How much has been borrowed through Ooki?

Ooki currently has $0 in active loans.

Does Ooki have a treasury?

Ooki has a tracked treasury currently valued at $0.

Has Ooki ever been exploited?

Ooki has 3 recorded security incidents. The most recent incident occurred on Nov 5, 2021 and involved $55m. It was classified as Infrastructure.