Size and Money Locked
Veda’s total value locked sits at about $1.7 billion, making it an order of magnitude larger than SoSoValue’s TVL of roughly $160 million. The difference highlights Veda’s dominant position in the yield vault space. Both platforms have seen a decline in TVL over the past week, with Veda down about 2.8% and SoSoValue down around 4%.
Activity and Fees
SoSoValue processes about $585 thousand in 24‑hour volume, while Veda reports no volume in the same period. Despite the lack of volume, Veda’s users paid roughly $188 thousand in fees over the last day, compared with SoSoValue’s $147 thousand. These fee figures indicate the level of user activity and revenue each platform generates.
Networks and Reach
Veda operates on 13 different chains, including Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base and several others. SoSoValue spans 18 chains, covering major networks such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Polygon and more. The broader chain coverage gives SoSoValue a wider potential user base across diverse ecosystems.
Who Each Platform Suits
Veda is suited for users seeking large‑scale, cross‑chain vault products backed by a substantial TVL and higher fee generation, reflecting deep liquidity. SoSoValue appeals to investors who prefer a platform with broader network support and higher daily trading volume, even with a smaller TVL.