Polymarket International holds 403 million dollars in TVL. The protocol sits on Polygon and posted a 10.61 percent drop over seven days even as its daily figure rose 7.52 percent.
Top protocols by current TVL
- Polymarket International: 403.02 million dollars, down 10.61 percent in seven days
- Rain: 29.11 million dollars, down 0.79 percent in seven days
- Predict Fun: 21.42 million dollars, down 3.37 percent in seven days
- OPINION: 4.70 million dollars, down 9.46 percent in seven days
- Azuro: 1.42 million dollars, down 17.79 percent in seven days
Azuro operates across Polygon, Base, Linea and Arbitrum. Its seven-day decline outpaces most peers in the set.
Daily and weekly TVL moves
Four snapshots reveal the pattern. Polymarket started at 455.21 million dollars on June 30, fell to 433.75 million on July 1, then 424.53 million on July 2 before reaching 403.02 million on July 3. The seven-day change flipped from positive 3.56 percent to negative 10.61 percent across the window.
Azuro moved from 1.48 million dollars on June 30 to 1.52 million on July 1, then 1.60 million on July 2 before settling at 1.42 million. Its seven-day losses widened from 17.56 percent to 17.79 percent.
Rain stayed near 29 million dollars with smaller single-digit percentage shifts each day. Predict Fun ranged between 21.42 million and 24.34 million dollars, alternating gains and losses.
Polygon DEX volume context
On-chain betting liquidity shows up in DEX flows. The latest 24-hour Polygon volume reached 254 million dollars, down 20.4 percent from the prior day. Polymarket International accounted for 144.76 million dollars of that total, more than the next seven protocols combined.
The seven-day volume total stands at 2.15 billion dollars, 30.52 percent below the previous week. Earlier snapshots showed higher daily prints near 340 million dollars on June 30 and 328 million on July 1, with Polymarket again taking the largest slice.
What the numbers signal
Polymarket retains the dominant position by both TVL and volume. Smaller protocols such as Azuro and Liquidity House posted steeper percentage drops. Gnosis Protocol v1 and Augur recorded seven-day gains in the latest reading, though their absolute TVL remains under 2 million dollars each.
Overtime and Sport.fun show modest daily changes but sit below 3 million dollars. The data set covers only protocols labeled under the prediction-market category on the source feed.
The sector picture stays narrow. Most listed TVL lives on Polygon for the largest player, while others spread across Arbitrum, Base and Binance Smart Chain.
