Grove Finance
Grove is the institutional credit-allocation layer of the Sky ecosystem, routing USDS liquidity into onchain credit strategies for institutions including BlackRock, Apollo, and Centrifuge.
What is Grove Finance?
Grove Finance is the institutional credit-allocation layer within the Sky ecosystem, with $2.94B in TVL on Ethereum. The Grove Allocator deploys non-custodial vault capital into diversified credit strategies with rate limiters and exposure caps; Grove Financing provides predictable lending across Morpho, Aave, and integrated venues; and Grove Savings lets users deposit USDS or USDC to mint sUSDS and earn the Sky Savings Rate with no lock-ups. Counterparties include BlackRock, Apollo, Centrifuge, Janus Henderson, Galaxy, and Maple Finance. Grove Basin extends the protocol into programmable credit infrastructure for tokenized real-world assets.
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