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The total number of DeFi users is close to 240,000, with five projects including Compound and Maker accounting for 94% of the total

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Total DeFi users have grown by 140% year-to-date

DeFi had fewer than 240,000 users as of July 6, up more than 20% in the past month and 140% year-to-date, according to Dune Analytics.

The total capital value locked up in DeFi also exceeds $2 billion, compared to the first time the total value of the locked up in DeFi exceeded $1 billion six months ago. Despite the surge in users over the past six months, up to 94% of lockup money is concentrated in the five DeFi items in the head.

DeFi users are growing rapidly

According to Dune Analytics, Uniswap and Kyber Network are the two DeFi pools with the largest number of users, attracting more than 92,000 and 82,000 users, respectively, in less than two years of operation.

Kyber's user base has grown 130 per cent this year, while Uniswap's user base has nearly quadrupled since January. Over the past month, there has also been a significant increase in the number of Compound users, including a 35% increase from 30,000 to 40,000 in the past 30 days.

Other DeFi projects are also experiencing exponential growth, with Balancer growing by nearly 400%, from 1700 to 8350 users. & have spent Curve, the recent upstart, also saw a big increase, up 160 per cent from 2,200 users to 5,700. & have spent

More than $2 billion is locked in the DeFi protocol

There has been a large number of new DeFi users recently, and there has been a significant increase in the amount of money locked into the DeFi project.

According to DeFi Pulse, the recently launched governance token COMP hype was so successful that the deal surpassed MakerDAO (MKR) as DeFi's biggest project with assets of $673.4 million. Maker was second with $604.3m, followed by Synthetix($333m), Balancer($158.8m) and Aave($155.8m). These five projects account for 94% of DeFi's total locked funding.