Analytics Weekly Highlights | 2025-W30
Hi Invader, and welcome to the Analytics Weekly Highlights for Week 30 of 2025. This week notably features the execution of the proposal to repay the DOLA bad debt.
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Supply & Market Capitalisation
In week 30 we observe a sharp increase of the price and market capitalization together with the circulating supply due to the latest proposal for settling the protocol's DOLA bad debt :
INV FDV USD: 30,133,290 (+23.54%)
INV Circulating Supply USD: 29,368,259 (+24.09%)
INV Circulating: 700,746 (+17.43%)
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DOLA Feds
DOLA Feds
This week there were a few changes in the total DOLA supply with a 2.2M expansion on FiRM markets bringing the total supply above the 210M mark :
Total DOLA Supply: 210,335,415 DOLA (+1.01%)
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FiRM
Usage
FiRM user numbers displaylittle changes over week 29.
Borrowers: 94 (+1)
Stakers: 116 (-2)
Active Users: 201 (steady)
Markets
FiRM markets TVL and current borrows are displaying a steep increase in week 30 tight to large deposits on INV (+4.9M), PT-sUSDE-25SEP2025 (+2.5M) and DOLA/USR (+2M) markets. For the first time current borrows on FiRM are over the 100M mark !
TVL : 149,846,715 USD (+8.19%)
Current Borrows : 102,572,452 (+5.60%)
This week we spotted 4 transactions over the million and many more above the 100k marks, mainly on the above mentioned markets.
👉🏾 To see the full list , scroll below this section.
DBR
This week the DBR burning mechanism has been very active with more than 1.6 million DBR burned :
Burned: 2,608,039 DBR
Total Burned: 62,610,848 DBR (Change: +4.17%)
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sDOLA
At the end of Week 30 sDOLA deposits cool of right above 25M :
Total deposits : 25,610,520 DOLA (-2.79 %)
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sINV
In Week 29 sINV deposits see a colossal increase :
Total deposits : 125,269 INV (+509.91%)
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DBR Virtual Auction
This week the DBR auction was very active :
Total DOLA bougth : 3,505,783 DOLA (+162,315 DOLA / +4.85%)
Total DBR sold : 41,060,668 DBR (+1,802,939 / +4.59%)
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DOLA Liquidity Pools
On the LP front, we observe little changes in both DOLA and other assets over week 30 :
DOLA in LPs: 77,056,034 DOLA (+1.91%)
Other Assets in LPs: 43,601,268 USD (-0.79%)
DOLA/Other Assets Ratio: 176.73% (Change: +4.56 pp)
The largest changed were :
DOLA-sUSDe increase by USD 0.8 millions to USD 45.5 millions (+1.83%)
sDOLA-scrvUSD decrease by USD 0.8 millions to USD 3.8 millions (-17.73%)
More exhaustive figures available in the table below !
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Governance
This week in governance was relatively active with 1 proposals created, 1 queued and 2 executed. Those were related to :
Stay tuned for more insights next week ! If you have any data question don't hesitate to reach out to @naouufel on X/Twitter or to the Analytics General channel on our Discord.
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Notes
Supply & Market Capitalisation : positions : on-chain data (RPC) , prices : DefiLLama
FiRM & Governance : on-chain data (subgraph: inverse-governance-subgraph)
DOLA Feds : on-chain data (RPC)
Markets : prices: Coingecko ; CEX trades & volume: Coingecko ; DEX trades & volume: on-chain data
Liquidity Pools : positions : on-chain data (RPC) ; prices : DefiLLama
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This analysis was realized taking assumptions due to the quality of the historical data available for some token prices. For this reason, some historical values might deviate from the reality
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