Blockworks Research has released a new vaults dashboard that tracks $7 billion in assets under management across 59 curators, 132 assets, and 24 chains. The tool is designed to give investors and analysts a clearer picture of the rapidly growing decentralized finance vault sector.
What the Dashboard Tracks
The dashboard aggregates data from vaults managed by 59 different curators. Those curators oversee 132 distinct assets spread across 24 blockchain networks. The $7 billion AUM figure reflects the total value locked in these vaults as of the launch date. Blockworks Research says the dashboard will be updated regularly to reflect new vaults and changes in AUM.
DeFi vaults have become a popular way for users to earn yield without actively managing positions. But the sector has grown quickly, making it hard to compare options across different chains and curators. The Blockworks dashboard aims to solve that by providing a single view of the landscape. It covers major chains like Ethereum, Solana, and Arbitrum, as well as smaller networks.
The launch comes as vault adoption accelerates. More users are turning to automated strategies to generate returns, and the number of vaults has increased sharply over the past year. Blockworks Research says the dashboard will help users identify trends and make more informed decisions.
The Broader Vault Landscape
Vaults are essentially automated investment strategies that rebalance portfolios based on predefined rules. They can range from simple yield farming to complex multi-step strategies. The 59 curators tracked include both well-known protocols and smaller teams. The 132 assets cover major tokens like ETH, USDC, and WBTC, as well as smaller altcoins.
The 24 chains tracked include Ethereum, Solana, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche, BNB Chain, and others. This cross-chain coverage is a key differentiator, as many vault aggregators focus on a single network. Blockworks Research plans to expand the dashboard to include more chains and assets over time.
The dashboard is live now on the Blockworks Research website. Users can filter by chain, curator, asset, or strategy type. The company says it will add new features based on user feedback.
