This position lends across 2 Maple pools, each claim priced at its own pool’s exit rate:
•In the USDC pool it holds 0.871 syrupUSDC with a claim on 1.032 USDC.
•The claim is the shares priced at the pool’s exit rate, 1.1847 USDC per share. That rate rises as the pool’s borrowers pay interest, so the claim grows without new deposits.
•In the USDT pool it holds 2.252 syrupUSDT with a claim on 2.577 USDT.
•The claim is the shares priced at the pool’s exit rate, 1.1446 USDT per share. That rate rises as the pool’s borrowers pay interest, so the claim grows without new deposits.
•Nothing is waiting in the USDC pool’s withdrawal queue — a new request would stand first in line, filled from the pool’s liquid cash.
•Of the USDC pool’s value, 8.5M USDC (0.9%) is liquid in the contract right now — the only part withdrawals can draw on. The other 99.1% is deployed to loans whose collateral is held with custodians off-chain.
•Withdrawals leave the USDT pool through a first-in-first-out queue: 7.8K USDT is waiting pool-wide, coverable from the liquid cash on hand.
•Of the USDT pool’s value, 8.1M USDT (3.2%) is liquid in the contract right now — the only part withdrawals can draw on. The other 96.8% is deployed to loans whose collateral is held with custodians off-chain.
•The account has recorded 357 events across 257 transactions to date — several events can settle in one transaction.
•Of the 357 events recorded on this account, 60 were executed by an address other than this one. Another address may lend on the account’s behalf without asking it first — a deposit needs the pool’s entry permission, and Maple’s own deposit route grants it inside the deposit transaction — but nothing can leave the position that way unless the account granted a share allowance for it. The shares themselves move wallet-to-wallet as freely as any token. The work is spread across 4 addresses, the most active of them accounting for 34.