Quick Comparison
Veda locks about $1.8 billion, while Grove Finance locks roughly $1.25 billion. Daily fees are about $179 k for Veda versus $113 k for Grove. Both saw TVL drop in the last seven days, with Veda down 1% and Grove down nearly 7%.
Size and Money Locked
Veda’s TVL of roughly $1.8 billion makes it the larger of the two yield platforms. Grove Finance’s TVL sits at about $1.25 billion, indicating a smaller pool of assets under management.
Activity and Fees
In the past 24 hours users paid about $179 k in fees on Veda, reflecting higher activity and revenue generation. Grove Finance collected around $113 k in fees over the same period, showing lower but still significant usage.
Networks and Reach
Veda operates on 13 chains, including Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base and several others, giving it a broad multi‑chain presence. Grove Finance is deployed on 5 chains such as Ethereum, Base, Avalanche and Plume, offering a more focused but still cross‑chain footprint.
Who Each Platform Suits
Veda is suited for developers and protocols seeking a large, cross‑chain vault infrastructure backed by extensive chain integration. Grove Finance appeals to users interested in capital allocation across tokenized real‑world assets, Aave lending and Curve LP positions within a more limited set of networks.