BOLD

BOLD is a USD-pegged stablecoin issued by the Liquity Protocol, designed to let users borrow against Ethereum-based collateral — specifically ETH, wstETH, and rETH — while setting their own interest rates. It addresses the problem of needing dollar-denominated liquidity without selling collateral, targeting users who want self-directed, decentralized borrowing. Every BOLD in circulation is backed by collateral held at a minimum ratio of 110% and is fully redeemable at its stated peg.

When a user opens a loan on Liquity, BOLD is minted against their deposited collateral and must stay above the 110% collateral ratio to remain active. If a loan falls below that threshold, a Stability Pool — funded by BOLD depositors — absorbs the position, with fellow borrowers serving as a secondary backstop. BOLD exists within the Liquity ecosystem and has been deployed across networks including Optimism and Base, as indicated by its category classifications.

The data provided does not include a fee revenue stream for BOLD itself; the token is a stablecoin used to denominate and pay out loans, and interest rates are set by individual borrowers rather than collected by a central protocol treasury in a way that is captured in the stored metrics here. As a result, fee-based measures that this site might ordinarily report are not applicable to BOLD. The circulating supply stands at approximately 36,173,724 BOLD on a point-in-time basis, and supply has grown 12.28% over the last 30 days, reflecting new borrowing activity. The supply issued percentage is recorded at 100%, meaning all outstanding BOLD has been fully issued with no pending supply.