YieldBlox

YieldBlox is a Blend V2 pool, not an independent protocol

It runs Blend’s contract code rather than its own, so Stenion scores it with the same adapter. It gets its own entry because everything the score is computed from — the reserves, the oracle configuration, the admin — belongs to this market and not to Blend, and those differ enough to produce a different number.

Being a Blend V2 pool is not itself a risk finding, and it is not scored. It is stated so this entry is not read as a third protocol where the chain has a second market.

YieldBlox: borrowing disabled

pool status 3 (On-Ice) — borrowing is disabled; supplying, withdrawing and repaying still work. Blend's backstop can impose this restriction on its own — when the pool's backstop deposits fall below the required threshold, or when a large share of them is queued for withdrawal — and it can also be set deliberately. Which happened here is not readable from the status alone.

Operations currently refused: borrow. Read from PoolConfig.status = 3 at 2026-10-09T07:30:17.000Z.

The chain does not say whether an admin or the protocol’s own mechanism set this. Nothing here says whether that is good or bad, and it is not scored: a pause can mean an admin containing a threat or a market being abandoned, and no on-chain data tells the two apart. The score above reflects the same five factors it always does — read it alongside this, not through it.