introduction and methods

The Kashi is like a continuation of BentoBox. On the one hand, Bentobox is a vault that securely stores tokens and generates yield from flash loans and strategies for any protocol built on top of it. Kashi, which is the Japanese word for lending, is built off of BentoBox, meaning that Bento holds the tokens and Kashi utilizes those assets for lending, borrowing, and most importantly, one-click leverage trading transactions. In Kashi’s case, BentoBox serves as a wallet, separate from users' externally owned wallet, that optimizes transaction time and fees, and allows dual, simultaneous usage of your tokens.

In this dashboard, we will calculate and represent the top 5 Kashi pairs based on the following:

• Number of loans generated
• Total available for lending in USD
• Total collateral deposited in USD

Results

The three charts above shows the three main approaches about the top 5 Kashi pairs.

The first one shows that there are two main Kashi pairs in terms of pools by loans: SUSHI/DAI and SUSHI/USDC; followed by SUSHI/USDT, ETH/USDC and ETH/DAI. We can see how the top three are formed by SUSHI token.

The second one shows that there are differences between each pair. The top 5 pairs are by available for lend are: SUSHI/USDC, BTC/DAI, SUSHI/DAI, ETH/DAI and DAI/LINK. As we can observed in this case the major of the pools are constituted by DAI token.

Finally, the thirdone shows the top 5 Kashi pairs by the total collateralized. In this case the top 5 pairs are: ETH/USDT, SUSHI/UDSC, ETH/USDC, SUSHI/USDT and USDC/AMP. In this case, the pools involve stablecoin tokens.

Key insight

Taking a global view of the top 5 pairs by each metrics, we can see that there are a common pair on the three metrics. The SUSHI/USDC seems to be the most popular pair taking into account these three metrics. In fact, it is the pair with the most USD amount to be lended, and the second one in terms of total collateralized as well as in the number of loans.