Three Rapidly Expanding Sonic Decentralized Applications: Euler, Stability, and Shadow
In the dynamic world of decentralised finance (DeFi), the Sonic Network is making waves with a surge of fast-growing apps. Among the leading contenders are Amped Finance, Origin Protocol’s ARM S Vault, Euler, Stability, and Shadow.
Amped Finance, an omnichain DeFi platform on Sonic, has rapidly gained traction, boasting over $300 million in trading volume. The platform is preparing for the launch of its $AMPED token and a revenue-sharing staking model, aiming to boost TVL and user engagement. Amped Finance stands out for its hybrid automated and user-driven trading model, making it a core contributor to Sonic’s DeFi ecosystem.
Origin Protocol’s ARM S Vault, deployed on Sonic, uses an automated redemption mechanism to capture low-risk yields by arbitraging price volatility of Liquid Staking Tokens (LSTs). The strategy helps stabilise specific token pegs while offering passive yield, integrating with major DEX aggregators such as OpenOcean and Kyber to capture volume and boost DeFi activity on Sonic.
While specific Total Value Locked (TVL) data for Euler, Stability, and Shadow was not directly found in search results, these apps have been mentioned as fast-growing within the Sonic Network. However, Amped Finance and Origin’s ARM S Vault are currently the most documented leading protocols showing measurable TVL impact and ecosystem growth.
Comparatively, Aave, a leading global DeFi protocol, maintains a TVL over $50 billion, while the overall DeFi sector TVL sits near $284 billion. This underscores Sonic’s still emerging but rapidly developing ecosystem.
Sonic, formerly known as Fantom, launched with a TVL of $27 million. Since then, Stability, a Sonic-based liquidity management app, has seen its TVL surge nearly 3,000% in the past week to a record $13.4 million. Shadow Exchange CLMM, a fork of Uniswap v3, and Shadow Exchange Legacy, forked from Solidly, are key components of Shadow’s ecosystem.
Shadow's TVL has reached $100 million, marking the first exchange to do so on Sonic. In the past month, Shadow’s TVL increased approximately 1,000%, propelling it to surpass SwapX and ICHI to become the largest decentralised exchange on the network. On February 13, the trading volume on Shadow’s main DEX crossed $40 million.
Euler, a multi-chain lending protocol, integrated with Sonic in early February 2025. As of mid-November 2024, Euler’s TVL across all chains was at a record $237 million. Currently, Euler is available on Ethereum, Base, Sonic, and Swellchain.
As the Sonic Network undergoes upgrades for higher speed and DeFi bridge capabilities, these apps are expected to further accelerate their growth, making Sonic an exciting prospect in the rapidly evolving DeFi landscape. For precise current TVL figures and rankings of Euler, Stability, and Shadow on Sonic, consult Sonic-specific DeFi analytics dashboards or the projects’ official releases.
News about Sonic Network's fast-growing DeFi apps, such as Amped Finance and Origin Protocol's ARM S Vault, have gained traction in the finance sector, with Amped Finance recording over $300 million in trading volume and preparing to launch its $AMPED token. On the other hand, technology integration within these platforms, like the automated redemption mechanism of Origin's ARM S Vault, is improving the yield and DeFi activity on Sonic.
