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MegaETH’s total value locked (TVL) rose to approximately $66.48 million one week after its mainnet launch, according to DeFiLlama data. The network’s TVL increased by 65% over the week, up from an initial $40.3 million immediately after the debut as of February 16.
Stablecoins make up most of MegaETH’s assets. MegaUSD (USDM) has a market cap of $99.2 million, representing a 56% increase over the week. Bridged assets account for about $122 million in TVL.
On the decentralized exchange side, Kumbaya holds roughly $51 million in TVL. Other protocols—including Avon MegaVault, World Markets, and Aave—together maintain a combined TVL of $19 million.
The MEGA token generation event (TGE) remains conditional on meeting specific KPIs. The network requires:
So far, only five dApps are live. USDM circulation is around 10% of the $500 million target, and no dApp has reached $50,000 in daily fees.
The public MEGA sale on Sonar, held in October 2025, was oversubscribed 20 times, with more than $1 billion in deposits.
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