In the middle of this infographic, there's @SiloFinance. Silo earns more per $1 of FDV than 90% of lending protocols. • 17th by TVL at $530m deposits (+68% MoM) • 12th by borrows at $244m active loans (+88% MoM) • earns $2M in annualized revenue Sitting at just $16M market cap & $38M FDV. Crypto valuations now are not always fair. But as institutionals enter, is this a signal for a repricing thesis? PLUS: Current DAO revenue is $124k vs. $68k at the same time last month. Extrapolating revenue to be ~$180k (+50% MoM); 50% of it is used to buyback $SILO.
Stacy Muur
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The list of protocols with the lowest P/F (fully diluted) ratio on @tokenterminal Read as: POTENTIALLY UNDERVALUED How to read a Low P/F Ratio ↓ • Undervalued (potentially): A low P/F ratio suggests the protocol is generating a lot of fees relative to its market cap. This can signal that the protocol is undervalued compared to its real economic activity. • Efficient revenue capture: It shows the protocol is monetizing usage well — people are actually using it and paying for it. • Possible hidden gem for investors looking for fundamental value in DeFi or infrastructure protocols. If a DEX has: FDV = $100M Annualized fees = $50M Then: P/F = 2, which is quite low, meaning you're paying $2 in FDV per $1 of protocol revenue. Compare that to another DEX with: FDV = $1B Fees = $25M P/F = 40 → potentially overvalued relative to the actual usage.
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