EchoYield says multi-chain staking TVL tops $130 million

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EchoYield said its decentralized finance ecosystem has surpassed $130 million in total value locked across supported blockchain networks, according to a GlobeNewswire release dated Aug. 26, 2026.

EchoYield said on Aug. 26 that its multi-chain staking ecosystem has surpassed $130 million in total value locked across supported blockchain networks, according to a GlobeNewswire press release from EchoYield.IO.

The company said the figure reflects assets deposited into its decentralized finance ecosystem and measures platform activity. The release says the ecosystem spans Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base, Avalanche, Optimism, Aptos, Fantom and Manta.

Total value locked is often used in decentralized finance to gauge how much capital a platform is holding or managing. In this case, the number comes from the company itself, and the source brief says it does not include independently verified on-chain evidence for the TVL figure.

EchoYield said its system combines multi-chain staking, automated operations and smart contract-based technology. The release also says the company is building automation for resource allocation, reward management and platform efficiency.

According to the release, smart contracts support staking deposits, staking positions, reward calculations, withdrawals and on-chain transaction records. EchoYield also said it uses smart contract audits and ongoing security practices to address vulnerabilities, logical errors, access-control issues and other weaknesses.

The source line identifies the issuer as EchoYield.IO and places the dateline in Ipswich, Australia. The release is dated Aug. 26, 2026, and carries a GlobeNewswire timestamp of 10:42 GMT / 06:42 ET.

The brief does not name outside auditors, customers or counterparties, and it does not provide a third-party confirmation of the TVL total. It also does not include comment from an external source on the company’s claims.

What happens next is unclear from the release. The company says ongoing monitoring and additional security assessments remain important as decentralized protocols evolve.

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