Size and money locked
Concrete commands roughly $1.27 billion in total value locked, making it the larger of the two platforms. Upshift’s TVL sits at about $464 million, less than half of Concrete’s.
Concrete’s market cap is around $24 million, while Upshift does not list a market cap in the data.
Activity and fees
Both platforms see modest daily trading volume, but fees reveal user activity. Concrete users paid about $82 k in fees over the last 24 hours. Upshift users paid slightly more, around $90 k in the same period.
Concrete’s TVL grew by 0.9 % over the past week, whereas Upshift’s TVL rose by 5.2 %, indicating higher recent momentum.
Networks and reach
Concrete operates on five chains: Ethereum, Stable, Arbitrum, Berachain and Katana. Upshift spans fifteen networks, including Ethereum, Stellar, Solana, Avalanche, Base and several emerging chains.
The broader chain support gives Upshift a wider cross‑chain presence compared with Concrete’s more focused deployment.
Who each platform suits
Concrete’s full‑stack yield infrastructure and institutional‑grade vaults appeal to users seeking sophisticated, risk‑managed strategies on a smaller set of major chains.
Upshift’s transparent yields, cross‑chain access and stronger recent growth make it attractive for users who value broader network options and newer chain opportunities.