$12.4 Billion in Assets Deployed in DeFi by Safe Smart Accounts
The smart account infrastructure Safe has announced that approximately $12.4 billion in assets within its smart account system are deployed in DeFi protocols, representing a net value after deducting $2.37 billion in loans. Safe, which evolved from the Gnosis Safe multi-signature wallet, is widely used for DAO treasuries and protocol fund management. The third-quarter report indicates that the total asset scale carried by smart accounts is $57.64 billion, but does not separately list the portion deployed in DeFi. The disclosed figure of $12.4 billion provides insight into the distribution of assets in DeFi for the quarter.
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