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Spark stated that its net protocol revenue in Q3 exceeded 4000000 USD, reversing the pressure from the negative return on capital lent in Q2.
Spark: Net protocol revenue exceeded in Q3 4000000 USD
PANews October 14 news,Spark stated that, although in the first half of the year DeFi lending spreads narrowed sharply and the return on capital lent even turned negative in Q2, it achieved more than 4000000 USD in net protocol revenue in Q3.
Source: https://www.panewslab.com/zh/articles/01a13a47-aa3f-7040-93fe-6e47486f26b9
PANews October 14 reported Spark the information released by.
Spark stated that, in the first half of the year,DeFi lending spreads narrowed sharply.
Spark stated that the return on capital lent turned negative in Q2.
Spark stated that net protocol revenue exceeded in Q3 4000000 USD。
The following is analysis, separate from reported facts. Verify important claims independently.
Lending spreads can be understood as the revenue margin that the protocol earns from its lending business. The original text states that this margin narrowed significantly in the first half of the year, and that capital lent even generated a negative return in Q2, but Spark the protocol still generated more than in Q3 4000000 USD in net protocol revenue.
These figures reflect Spark s reported quarterly earnings performance: after profit margins in the lending business came under pressure, net protocol revenue recovered to a positive figure in Q3.
Beginners may focus on whether protocol revenue is stable and whether “net revenue” and “return on capital lent” use consistent, verifiable statistical definitions; a single quarter of data cannot establish a long-term trend.
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