APY, TVL & Live Data
Learn how Frontier D3 displays live APY, TVL and vault history without treating variable yield as a guaranteed return.
APY is variable
APY can move with the underlying strategy and market conditions. Product pages should label it as live or target data when appropriate, never as a guaranteed fixed return.
TVL changes continuously
TVL changes as users deposit, withdraw and as asset prices move. Historical charts should be backed by real data sources rather than randomly generated series.
Fallback state
If a public data source is temporarily unavailable, the interface should clearly show cached or last-known values instead of pretending stale data is live.
Frontier vault yield and program parameters are variable and may change. Documentation describes the product structure; the live interface controls current values.