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protocol-deep-dive

protocol-deep-dive

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About protocol-deep-dive

A workflow skill for building a structured, multi-source analysis of one DeFi protocol. It is intended for analysts who need metrics, yield pools, events, revenue, user activity, and token context in one report.

Key features

  1. 01Resolve ambiguous protocol names
  2. 02Gather TVL, fees, revenue, and ratios
  3. 03Retrieve top yield pools
  4. 04Check hacks and fundraising events
  5. 05Review income and user activity
  6. 06Add native token price context

Use cases

  1. 01Prepare a protocol investment research report
  2. 02Review yield pools and their APY composition
  3. 03Assess protocol activity alongside recent events

MCP support

The skill orchestrates DefiLlama MCP tools for entity resolution, protocol metrics, yield pools, events, income statements, user activity, and token prices.

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/defillama/defillama-skills --skill protocol-deep-dive

After installing, type/protocol-deep-divein Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Details

From the project README

Protocol Deep Dive

Perform a thorough analysis of a single DeFi protocol by combining multiple data sources into one structured report.

Workflow

Step 1 - Resolve the protocol entity

If the protocol slug is unknown or ambiguous, resolve it first.

defillama:resolve_entity
  entity_type: "protocol"
  name: "<user-provided name>"
Step 2 - Core protocol metrics

Fetch TVL, fees, revenue, market cap, ratios, and trend data.

defillama:get_protocol_metrics
  protocol: "<slug>"

Key fields to surface: tvl_base, fees_1d, revenue_1d, mcap, ps_ratio, pf_ratio, tvl_base_7d_pct_change, tvl_base_30d_pct_change.

Step 3 - Top yield pools

Retrieve the protocol's highest-TVL pools to show yield opportunities.

defillama:get_yield_pools
  protocol: "<slug>"

Highlight pools with the highest TVL and APY. Note any pools where the base APY is very low and rewards dominate (sustainability signal).

Step 4 - Recent events

Check for hacks, fundraises, or other notable events.

defillama:get_events
  protocol: "<slug>"
  event_type: "hacks"

Also check for fundraising activity:

defillama:get_events
  protocol: "<slug>"
  event_type: "raises"
Step 5 - Income statement

Get the revenue breakdown to understand where income comes from.

defillama:get_income_statement
  protocol: "<slug>"

Use the metric param to filter by specific income line items if needed.

Step 6 - User activity

Fetch daily active users and transaction counts.

defillama:get_user_activity
  protocol: "<slug>"
Step 7 - Token price (if applicable)

If the protocol has a native token, fetch current price context.

defillama:get_token_prices
  token: "<coingecko:token_id>"

Output Format

Present the report with these sections in order:

  1. Overview - One-paragraph summary: what the protocol does, which chain(s) it operates on, its category.
  2. Key Metrics - Table of TVL, fees, revenue, mcap, P/S, P/F, and percentage changes (7d, 30d).
  3. Yield Opportunities - Top 3-5 pools by TVL with chain, APY, and TVL.
  4. Revenue Breakdown - Where income comes from (supply-side vs protocol).
  5. User Growth - Active users trend, transaction volume.
  6. Recent Events - Hacks, raises, governance events.
  7. Token Performance - Price, market cap, volume, ATH distance.

Tips

  • If get_income_statement returns no data, skip the Revenue Breakdown section rather than showing empty results.
  • Compare P/S and P/F ratios to category averages when possible.
  • Flag declining TVL + declining users as a bearish signal.
  • Flag growing TVL + growing users + growing revenue as strong fundamentals.
  • Use start_date / end_date for custom date ranges when analyzing specific periods.

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