Best of · Avalanche · Updated Nov 6, 2026

The best Onchain Capital Allocators on Avalanche in 2026

We track 12 Onchain Capital Allocators that run on Avalanche and have reviewed 11 of them in full. Our top pick is Spark Liquidity Layer. Each one is scored on security, ease of use, fees and features.

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Spark Liquidity Layer
Onchain Capital Allocator · Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum +5
The Spark Liquidity Layer automates the deployment of Sky-issued stablecoins such as USDS, sUSDS and USDC across chains, DeFi protocols and real-world asset strategies. It is large by TVL, but it is institutional infrastructure rather than a product most people use directly.
Read the Spark Liquidity Layer review Visit Spark Liquidity Layer(opens in a new tab)
ScoreScore 7.6 out of 10
TVL $2.97B+12.4%
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Upshift
Onchain Capital Allocator · Ethereum, Stellar, Flare +11
Upshift is a vault platform, powered by August, that routes stablecoin, BTC, ETH and XRP deposits to third-party strategists for onchain yield. It lists about $464M in TVL across many chains, but returns and risks differ by vault.
Read the Upshift review Visit Upshift(opens in a new tab)
ScoreScore 7.3 out of 10
TVL $460M+8.2%
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Lagoon
Onchain Capital Allocator · Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base +19
Lagoon is vault infrastructure that lets curators launch and run on-chain yield strategies, with about $161M in TVL across 22 chains listed on DefiLlama. It suits users who can assess individual curators, because the strategy risk sits with them.
Read the Lagoon review Visit Lagoon(opens in a new tab)
ScoreScore 7.3 out of 10
TVL $156M−0.7%
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Avant avUSD
Onchain Capital Allocator · Avalanche, Ethereum, Monad +7
Avant is a DeFi platform that issues the avUSD stable-value token and the yield-bearing savUSD, with roughly $115 million in TVL listed on DefiLlama. The main takeaway: the yield depends on off-chain-style strategies and partners, so check the transparency pages before depositing.
Read the Avant avUSD review Visit Avant avUSD(opens in a new tab)
ScoreScore 6.8 out of 10
TVL $117M+1.5%
5
Solv Strategies
Onchain Capital Allocator · BNB Chain, Avalanche, Ethereum +2
Solv Strategies is a set of curated, automated Bitcoin yield strategies from Solv Protocol that route BTC into DeFi protocols. It holds about $63 million in TVL on DefiLlama, but the yield sources and fees need checking in the app.
Read the Solv Strategies review Visit Solv Strategies(opens in a new tab)
ScoreScore 6.8 out of 10
TVL $59.6M−3.7%
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Spectra MetaVaults Outside V2
Onchain Capital Allocator · Base, Katana, Ethereum +3
Spectra MetaVaults are curated vaults on the Spectra yield protocol that handle pool rollovers automatically. They suit users who want managed exposure without rolling positions by hand, but they carry curator and smart-contract risk.
Read the Spectra MetaVaults Outside V2 review Visit Spectra MetaVaults Outside V2(opens in a new tab)
ScoreScore 6.8 out of 10
TVL $3.16M+0.1%
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Spectra MetaVaults
Onchain Capital Allocator · Base, Flare, Katana +3
Spectra MetaVaults are curated vaults that place deposits into Spectra pools and roll them over automatically as pools expire. They suit users who want hands-off yield, but the curator and smart-contract risk are real.
Read the Spectra MetaVaults review Visit Spectra MetaVaults(opens in a new tab)
ScoreScore 6.4 out of 10
TVL $6.17M−5.4%
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MORE Vaults
Onchain Capital Allocator · Flow, Base, Ethereum +2
MORE Vaults is modular omnichain vault infrastructure that lets curators run multichain strategies while depositors hold one receipt token. It is a young, small-TVL product with no listed audits, so treat it as early-stage.
Read the MORE Vaults review Visit MORE Vaults(opens in a new tab)
ScoreScore 6.3 out of 10
TVL $1.26M−8.6%
9
Merit Circle
Onchain Capital Allocator · Ethereum, Base, Avalanche
Merit Circle, the gaming DAO launched in 2021, now operates as Beam, an ecosystem and treasury-backed token project spanning trading apps, AI compute and gaming. It suits token holders who accept a broad, early-stage bet.
Read the Merit Circle review Visit Merit Circle(opens in a new tab)
ScoreScore 6.2 out of 10
TVL $0
10
Turtle Club
Onchain Capital Allocator · Ethereum, Avalanche, Linea
Turtle Club is a DeFi liquidity-incentive platform where protocols can create and fund reward streams for liquidity providers. Its campaign model is straightforward, but fees, stream eligibility rules, and independent audit details are not clearly disclosed.
Read the Turtle Club review Visit Turtle Club(opens in a new tab)
ScoreScore 5.5 out of 10
TVL $511K−1.5%
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Grove Finance
Onchain Capital Allocator · Base, Ethereum, Avalanche +2
Grove is a capital allocation protocol in the Sky (formerly MakerDAO) ecosystem that deploys capital into tokenized real-world assets and DeFi positions. It holds about $1.2 billion in TVL, but public sources show no listed audits and the site reviewed is an analytics dashboard.
Read the Grove Finance review Visit Grove Finance(opens in a new tab)
ScoreNot rated yet
TVL $1.25B+4.3%
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Avant avBTC
Onchain Capital Allocator · Avalanche
Avant avBTC is a Bitcoin-pegged asset from Avant Protocol, with savBTC described as its staked, yield-bearing counterpart. The peg mechanism, yield source, and redemption terms are not explained.
Read the Avant avBTC review Visit Avant avBTC(opens in a new tab)
ScoreNot rated yet
TVL $5.31M−4.0%

Onchain Capital Allocators on Avalanche: the numbers

Tracked: 12
Reviewed: 12
Total TVL: $5.03B
Avg. score: 6.7/10

There are 12 onchain capital allocators on Avalanche in the DappsAtlas index. Every one of them has a full review. Across the 11 with TVL data, the combined value locked is $5.03B, counting value on every chain they support. Spark Liquidity Layer dominates, with 59% of that total. The five largest make up 98% of the total; the median is $59.6M.

Ranked by TVL, Spark Liquidity Layer ($2.97B), Grove Finance ($1.25B) and Upshift ($460M) lead the field. On DappsAtlas scores, Spark Liquidity Layer ranks first at 7.6/10, ahead of Upshift (7.3) and Lagoon (7.3). That makes Spark Liquidity Layer both the biggest and the best-rated. The 10 rated onchain capital allocators average 6.7/10, and none scores 8 or above yet.

Many also deploy elsewhere, most often on Ethereum (11), Base (9) and Arbitrum (6). All 11 with a confirmed status are active. In the past week, total value locked rose 8.9%. Spark Liquidity Layer gained the most (+12.4%), while MORE Vaults dropped the most (−8.6%).

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How we ranked them

Reviewed dApps come first. Each DappsAtlas review scores security, ease of use, fees and features from 0 to 10 using public facts such as audits, documentation and on-chain data; the overall score orders the list, with total value locked as the tie-breaker. Projects we have not reviewed yet follow, ordered by total value locked. Scores are never sold.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the largest onchain capital allocator on Avalanche by TVL?

Spark Liquidity Layer is the largest onchain capital allocator on Avalanche by total value locked, with $2.97B across all the chains it supports. It is followed by Grove Finance ($1.25B) and Upshift ($460M). TVL figures come from DefiLlama and change daily.

Which onchain capital allocator on Avalanche has the highest DappsAtlas score?

Spark Liquidity Layer has the highest score at 7.6/10, ahead of Upshift (7.3) and Lagoon (7.3). Scores weigh security, ease of use, fees and features, and are based only on facts we could verify.

How many onchain capital allocators on Avalanche has DappsAtlas reviewed?

DappsAtlas tracks 12 onchain capital allocators on Avalanche. Of these, 12 have a full review and 11 report value locked, $5.03B in total, counting value on every chain they support.

Which onchain capital allocators on Avalanche grew the most this week?

Among onchain capital allocators with at least $1M locked, Spark Liquidity Layer had the biggest 7-day TVL gain (+12.4%) and MORE Vaults the biggest drop (−8.6%). Combined TVL moved +8.9% over the same seven days.

What is the average score for onchain capital allocators on Avalanche?

The 10 rated onchain capital allocators on Avalanche average 6.7 out of 10. Of these, 0 score 8 or higher and 0 score below 5.

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