One number sits between supply and borrow: utilization 📊
Utilization shows how much of the liquidity supplied to a market is currently being used by borrowers.
Math is simple:
If $100K is supplied and $70K is borrowed, utilization is 70%.
But that ratio also tells you something about the state of the market.
As more liquidity gets borrowed, utilization rises. On EVAA, utilization feeds directly into the interest-rate model, so changes in demand are reflected in both borrowing costs and supplier returns.
That makes utilization one of the clearest signals of how actively a lending market is being used.