Depeg Monitoron-chain deviation tracking

The Depeg Monitor provides real-time tracking of 16 liquid-staking and yield tokens, continuously comparing their market price with the real, on-chain verified protocol rate — so depegs can be spotted the moment the trading price drifts from fair value.

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– healthy

– watching

– alert

– no data

Pair	Price A (USD)	Price B (USD)	Live ratio	Protocol	Deviation	Pool
kHYPE/HYPE kinetiq-staked-hype / hyperliquid ·	–	–	–	–	–	DexScreener ↗ Protocol ↗
sAVAX/AVAX benqi-liquid-staked-avax / avalanche-2 ·	–	–	–	–	–	DexScreener ↗ Protocol ↗
weETH/ETH wrapped-eeth / ethereum ·	–	–	–	–	–	DexScreener ↗ Protocol ↗
cbETH/ETH coinbase-wrapped-staked-eth / ethereum ·	–	–	–	–	–	DexScreener ↗ Protocol ↗
wstETH/ETH wrapped-steth / ethereum ·	–	–	–	–	–	DexScreener ↗ Protocol ↗
shMON/MON shmonad / monad ·	–	–	–	–	–	DexScreener ↗ Protocol ↗
bnSOL/SOL binance-staked-sol / solana ·	–	–	–	–	–	DexScreener ↗ Protocol ↗
jitoSOL/SOL jito-staked-sol / solana ·	–	–	–	–	–	DexScreener ↗ Protocol ↗
mSOL/SOL msol / solana ·	–	–	–	–	–	DexScreener ↗ Protocol ↗
JupSOL/SOL jupiter-staked-sol / solana ·	–	–	–	–	–	DexScreener ↗ Protocol ↗
ezETH/ETH renzo-restaked-eth / ethereum ·	–	–	–	–	–	DexScreener ↗ Protocol ↗
rsETH/ETH kelp-dao-restaked-eth / ethereum ·	–	–	–	–	–	DexScreener ↗ Protocol ↗
stETH/ETH staked-ether / ethereum ·	–	–	–	–	–	DexScreener ↗ Protocol ↗
pufETH/ETH pufeth / ethereum ·	–	–	–	–	–	DexScreener ↗ Protocol ↗
bSOL/SOL blazestake-staked-sol / solana ·	–	–	–	–	–	DexScreener ↗ Protocol ↗
sDAI/DAI savings-dai / dai ·	–	–	–	–	–	DexScreener ↗ Protocol ↗

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Columns

Pair name: Below the name, in small text: the two CoinGecko IDs of the tokens (only relevant for the DeFiLlama/CoinGecko fallback), plus which source actually served this row on the last refresh (usually “DexScreener”, or “DeFiLlama” / “CoinGecko” on failover).
Price A / B: USD prices of the two tokens from the live source.
Live ratio: The current market rate of the pair. When DexScreener is the source, this is the pool’s priceNative exchange rate directly — not recalculated from the rounded Price A/B values shown. Manually dividing Price A ÷ Price B may therefore differ slightly in the last decimal — that’s a pure display-rounding effect, not an error.
Protocol: The real, on-chain verified fair-value rate taken directly from the respective staking/vault contract.
Deviation: How far the live ratio is from the protocol rate — the actual depeg signal. For very new pairs with still-thin liquidity (e.g. on very young chains), the deviation can temporarily sit at exactly or near 0% if the pool price hasn’t moved far from its opening price yet — that’s normal, not an error.
Pool: Link to the DexScreener pool and, where available, the official protocol page.

Method · Price source

Most pairs aren’t 1:1 pegs but LST/LRT tokens with an exchange rate that rises continuously through staking rewards. DexScreener is the primary source — for each pair, the most liquid matching pool is found automatically and the pool’s direct priceNative exchange rate is used, instead of dividing two separately fetched USD prices. Only if DexScreener can’t supply a matching pool does DeFiLlama, then CoinGecko, kick in as a fallback — only for the affected pairs. All requests use an 8s timeout. Which source actually served a row is shown in small text under the pair name. When no current price is available, the last known value stays visible (row dimmed, “⚠ stale”) instead of jumping to “n/a”.

Protocol rate · Basis for the deviation

Every pair has a real on-chain protocol rate as its reference. The deviation is calculated from live market price vs. this protocol rate — that’s the actual definition of a depeg: the traded price drifting from the fair, on-chain verified value. Every value additionally goes through a plausibility check before it’s accepted — if it fails, n/v is shown instead of a possibly wrong value. kHYPE, weETH, cbETH, wstETH, jitoSOL, JupSOL, bnSOL, bSOL and rsETH are backed by official documentation or real contract source code; shMON, pufETH and sDAI follow the ERC-4626 standard; mSOL uses a byte offset calculated from Marinade’s own source code; stETH is conceptually constant at 1.0 as a rebasing token; sAVAX and ezETH have a limited confidence level, verified through candidate probing rather than a definitive confirmation.

Dashboard metrics

The row directly above the table summarises the state of every pair at a glance. It is recalculated automatically on every refresh and uses the same colour logic as the individual rows: healthy counts green and grey rows together, watching the yellow ones, alert the red ones. An extra, hidden-by-default no-data bucket appears automatically as soon as at least one pair has no live or protocol price yet.

Directional evaluation

For every pair, token A appreciates against token B — so a negative deviation is the risky direction everywhere. Grey means normal upward drift with no alert, green means healthy, yellow means watch, and red means alert from the threshold up. Alerts only trigger on a negative deviation, and only on the transition into the red zone.

Controls

Refresh / Pause: Countdown to the next automatic refresh; Pause stops the countdown.
Notifications: Requests browser permission and shows a system notification on every new red alert.
Sound: Plays a short beep on every new red alert.
Error log: Shows or hides a panel with all error messages so far.
Documentation: Opens this popup.
Threshold: The deviation value in percent at which a row counts as an alert.