Scallop's total locked volume surpasses 50 million SCA, accounting for 40% of the token's circulating supply.
On October 14, according to official data, the current Scallop total value locked (TVL) has exceeded 50 million SCA, accounting for 40% of the token's circulating supply, with an average lock-up period of 3.71 years. Notably, locking SCA can earn up to a 4x borrowing incentive multiplier, further promoting the circulation and utilization of assets within the ecosystem. Industry insiders point out that this data reflects the community's strong recognition and trust in Scallop's long-term development prospects.
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