Blockworks launches public dashboard tracking OlympusDAO's revenue and solvency
In brief
- Blockworks' free OlympusDAO dashboard went live October 2, 2026.
- Seven tabs cover financials, supply, issuance, Cooler lending, OHM backing and solvency indicators.
- Weekly protocol revenue is about $65,000, according to dashboard data cited by Crypto Briefing.
- Weekly Convertible Deposit interest is approaching $22,000, up from negligible levels six weeks earlier.
What the dashboard covers
Each of the seven tabs covers a different part of the protocol. They track financials, supply and issuance metrics, and activity in Cooler (the protocol's lending product), along with backing per OHM token and a set of risk and solvency indicators. Cooler offers fixed-rate borrowing against gOHM, the governance-wrapped version of OHM, which serves as collateral.
It's free to use. The Olympus page can also be reached through blockworks.com/analytics/olympus, and it joins Blockworks analytics that already cover Ethena, Kamino and Origin Protocol.
What the numbers show
Olympus is bringing in approximately $65,000 per week in protocol revenue, according to Blockworks' dashboard data as reported by Crypto Briefing. Interest from Convertible Deposit loans is approaching $22,000 a week. Six weeks earlier, that figure was negligible.
That's a fast shift.
Crypto Briefing calculated that the Convertible Deposit line now accounts for roughly a third of weekly income. Blockworks' research also points to sUSDe yield as a leading revenue source for the protocol (sUSDe is the staked version of Ethena's USDe, and it earns yield for holders).
At the time of reporting, OHM traded around $20, giving it a market cap of approximately $300 million.
How Olympus works
OlympusDAO launched in 2021 with the goal of functioning as a reserve currency backed by a treasury of diversified assets. It builds and manages that treasury through three core mechanisms: bonding, staking and protocol-owned liquidity. Bonding lets users hand assets to the treasury in exchange for OHM, while staking lets holders lock up tokens to earn rewards.
The third piece is the one people often overlook. Protocol-owned liquidity means Olympus controls its own trading liquidity and doesn't rent it from outside providers.
Crypto Briefing said the broader push suggests growing demand for institutional-grade transparency in DeFi. That's the outlet's own read of the trend.
Frequently asked questions
What does Blockworks' OlympusDAO dashboard track?
The dashboard tracks OlympusDAO's financials, supply, issuance, backing, solvency and security across seven tabs. They include activity in Cooler, the protocol's lending product, plus backing per OHM token and risk and solvency indicators. It went live on October 2, 2026 and is free to view.
Where does OlympusDAO's revenue come from?
Blockworks' dashboard data shows Olympus bringing in about $65,000 a week in protocol revenue, according to Crypto Briefing. Interest from Convertible Deposit loans is approaching $22,000 a week, roughly a third of weekly income. Blockworks' research also points to sUSDe yield as a leading revenue source.
How does OlympusDAO manage its treasury?
OlympusDAO uses bonding, staking and protocol-owned liquidity. With bonding, users hand assets to the treasury in exchange for OHM. Staking lets holders lock tokens to earn rewards, and protocol-owned liquidity means Olympus controls its own trading liquidity instead of renting it from outside providers.
