According to official sources from Pendle, the weekly trading volume of Pendle exceeded $1.42 billion, reaching a historic high, driven by the expiration event on May 29th.

According to BlockBeats, on June 6th, this incident involved the expiration of multiple TVL asset vaults worth up to $1.6 billion, which is the highest liquidity retention rate in the platform's history. Data shows that TVL briefly fell from $4.79 billion to $4.23 billion, rebounded to $4.45 billion within a week, reached $4.62 billion before the deadline, and continued to steadily grow. In addition, 35% of maturing assets flowed into other Pendle pools within a week, indicating increased user and fund stickiness. The platform has successfully processed $1.15 billion in PT and $236 million in LP redemptions. At present, stablecoin assets account for over 83%, and fixed income APY remains stable at 3% to 12%, marking Pendle's shift from high volatility returns to a more robust and sustainable income market. Pendle is gradually becoming a key platform for DeFi to export fixed income products to traditional finance, committed to opening the door to the $140 trillion global fixed income market with stablecoin denominated income tools.