Maple

$200M+ in syrupUSDC deposits on @kamino. Maple assets continue to reach new milestones on @solana.

The @maplefinance Market on Kamino has set a new all-time high. $450M total market size on Solana.

$1.7B+ for syrupUSDC and $860M+ for syrupUSDT. First, syrupUSDC and syrupUSDT crossed $2.5B in combined deposits. Now, both dollar yield assets have set new individual deposit ATHs.

FULL CONVERSATION with Sid Powell, Co-Founder & CEO of Maple – How oil driven liquidity could lift Bitcoin – The institutionalization of crypto credit – Custody unlocking larger scale borrowers – DeFi distribution as Maple’s growth edge – Protocol rev reshaping token debates

New ATH for syrupUSDC and syrupUSDT: the total deposits have exceeded $2.5B. Maple's yield dollar assets continue to scale in all market conditions.

Turns out @BNBCHAIN users have a serious appetite for @maplefinance's syrupUSDT. Four pools. $64.9M supplied. $49.2M borrowed. 75.9% utilization. The vault didn't just fill, it got devoured. 🍁 Strong early demand. Real utilization. 🔗flux.venus.io/dashboard/56

syrupUSDT just hit $50M+ in inflows on BNB Chain across 4 vaults. New ecosystem. Same Maple momentum.

The SSF was one of the key topics featured on the latest tokenholder call. How will Maple approach buybacks and what will drive the SSF framework? Learn more in this clip and get the full recording here: x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

As the great NASA mathematician, Katherine Johnson said about going to space, "there were no textbooks, so we had to write them." To every woman involved in writing the playbook in crypto, the future of finance, and in other fields around the world - we see you.

$2.1M+ in monthly revenue for five consecutive months. Consistent performance through periods of market uncertainty shows strength and positions Maple for further expansion. 25% of all revenue flows to the SSF, continuously strengthening the balance sheet.

Maple - Q1 2026 Investor Call Summary || @maplefinance Despite a challenging quarter for the broader crypto industry, Maple’s management remains satisfied with the protocol’s performance so far. ▫️AuM: Currently $3.8B, slightly down quarter-over-quarter, mainly due to the general decline in digital asset prices during Q1. ▫️Revenue: Maple reached a monthly all-time high in January, generating $2.57M in revenue, equivalent to an annualized run rate of $30.8M, as it progresses toward its $100M ARR target by the end of 2026. ▫️During Q1, DeFi yields compressed across the market, yet Maple maintained an outperformance of ~120bps (1.2%) versus peer yield products, supported by the stability of its fixed-rate institutional loan book. This ability to deliver high and consistent yields across market conditions continues to attract capital. Despite the market downturn, Maple recorded +$290M in net new deposits this quarter, reinforcing its growing reputation as a "safe haven" for DeFi users. ▫️Risk Management & New Loans Managing extreme volatility has almost become routine for Maple, and once again the protocol handled Q1 market conditions in a highly professional manner. This remains a critical factor for large institutional borrowers and lenders. As mentioned earlier, Q1 was marked by significant volatility. Despite this, Maple recorded zero defaults, while collateral ratios remain strong at 160%+. Since the beginning of 2026, 74 margin calls have been successfully resolved, with an average response time of under three hours. Unlike many protocols that primarily serve retail clients, Maple works with large institutional counterparties operating 24/7 trading desks, allowing them to respond quickly to margin requirements. This battle-tested risk management framework reassures large market participants, and it is reflected in loan activity. Maple has issued over $3.3B in new loans so far in Q1, outperforming peers despite the challenging lending environment following the 10/10 market dislocation, which significantly reduced overall loan demand. ▫️ Playbook for 2026 Maple’s strategy is straightforward: source capital and allocate it efficiently. 1. Sourcing Capital Maple plans to attract new capital through three main channels: DeFi: Continue building on the momentum from 2025 by strengthening partnerships with major protocols such as SKY (over $850M deposited into Maple products) and Aave (around $530M in syrupUSDC and syrupUSDT). The objective is to expand distribution across the largest DeFi protocols. CeFi: Still an area with significant room to grow. Maple already has several CeFi earn integrations and expects inflows from this segment to increase throughout the year. Fintech: A major focus for 2026 as fintech platforms like Robinhood and Revolut expand their crypto offerings. Maple aims to sign three fintech partnerships by quarter end, targeting $500M to $1B in new capital from fintech deals by year end. 2. Allocating Capital Once capital is sourced, Maple plans to deploy it across three main initiatives: Institutional lending: Remains Maple’s core business. As one of the leading lenders to crypto institutions, the protocol aims to increase its market share while expanding its borrower base to DATs, mining companies, and exchanges. Maple can now originate loans of up to $500M, allowing it to serve larger institutional clients. Maple Trading: A new product designed to automate liquidations and enable strategies such as stablecoin arbitrage. The goal is to generate yield across all market conditions while reinforcing Maple’s core value proposition of high and consistent returns. Onchain securitization: Maple plans to launch its first onchain securitization vehicle soon. The protocol will also be able to structure and manage securitization vehicles for other projects, which could become a highly scalable product vertical. ▫️Who benefits from the value created? There has been significant debate recently around tokenholder rights, particularly following the tensions between Aave Labs and the Aave DAO. Maple anticipated these issues early on and structured the protocol differently. The team never raised venture capital through an equity entity. Instead, ownership and participation in Maple’s growth are tied directly to the $SYRUP token. Every team member is a token holder, and all funds that invested in Maple did so through the token as well. As a result, all stakeholders are aligned around the same asset. Maple is structured with the DAO at the top of the stack. All value generated by the protocol ultimately flows to the DAO, including product revenues as well as all intellectual property, patents, and brand rights. This design ensures that the DAO is the sole beneficiary of the value created, protecting $SYRUP holders. In practice, the only way to participate in Maple’s growth is to hold the $SYRUP token. ▫️Closing Words With a global balance sheet consisting of 100M $SYRUP tokens and $18M in stable and liquid assets, Maple remains in a strong financial position. This allows the team to stay disciplined during volatile market conditions like those seen in Q1, while continuing to build new products and execute on its 2026 playbook. It will be exciting to see the launch of new initiatives and how the protocol evolves throughout the year. Hope you enjoyed this summary. See you at the next investor call. Maple.

Next up from our Token Holder Update Q&As: What will be the main growth drivers for Maple to reach $100M ARR in 2026? Learn more in this clip and catch the full recording here: x.com/i/broadcasts/1…