The Protocol Stats page shows what is happening across the protocol: how much has been transacted, how positions are performing, and how supplied liquidity is being used. It has three sections: Overview, Positions Breakdown, and Funds Utilization.
Overview
At the top of the page you will find the headline metrics: Total Value Locked, Tx Volume and Realized PnL. Together they show how much value sits in the protocol, how much has moved through it, and the realized profits.
Below them, a line chart tracks supplied and borrowed assets over time, which is a good way to follow liquidity and lending demand. A vertical bar chart underneath shows the monthly total of opened positions in USD.
Positions Breakdown
This section covers active margin position activity. The key metrics are Open Positions Value, the total value of all currently active positions, and Open Interest, the borrowed portion of that value.
A horizontal bar chart breaks the value of open positions down by asset, so you can see which assets users are currently exposed to and how concentrated that exposure is.
Funds Utilization
The last section shows how supplied liquidity is being used. A single large metric gives the Supplied Funds Value, the total liquidity currently active in the Earn pools. Below it, a table lists each pool asset with its utilization level, Supply Cap, and yield rate.
These numbers move constantly. The page itself is always the current answer, so read it there rather than from a figure quoted elsewhere. Open it from Stats, the only link at the foot of the left sidebar, or directly at app.nolus.io/stats.
Stats is the protocol-wide view over time. The Margin Markets board on the home page is the per-market view right now: it carries the selected market’s price and its own Open Interest, a Long / Short split, Avg. Leverage and Last Rate. The two answer different questions, so read each where it is shown.