The crypto market was extremely volatile this week and Decentralized Finance (DeFi) was also affected. How has the sector that wants to be the future of finance fared in this market phase?DeFi logs have poured $ 41.11 billion in the past seven days. Since the Total Value Locked (TVL) all-time high of $ 154.39 billion, that’s a decrease of 26.63 percent.At the same time, the “ETF token” Defi Pulse Index (DPI) has lost over 20 percent of its value on a weekly basis. The extreme volatility on the crypto market has repeatedly caused some DeFi protocols to reach their limits in the past. The corona crash last year caused MakerDAO (MKR) to find itself in such dramatic economic distress that the protocol was about to be shut down in an emergency. At that time, many users were deprived of their savings. Many lost confidence in decentralized financial applications, at least for a short time. But a lot has changed since then. Because of this, today we’re going to take a look at how DeFi behaved during the last crash.The largest decentralized Ethereum exchanges UniSwap (UNI), SushiSwap (SUSHI), Curve (CRV) and 0x (ZRX) had no downtime. On the contrary, the data from Dune Analytics shows that the decentralized exchanges recorded new record trading volumes during the stress test.The transaction fees for trading on the decentralized exchanges were incredibly high at the time of the crash, but unlike centralized exchanges such as Binance, Coinbase, and Kraken, there were no failures.Many users have lost an extremely large amount of money due to the problems with centralized exchanges. Part of this was because they simply couldn’t log in to sell their cryptocurrencies or close their long/short positions. According to Bybt, futures positions worth nearly $ 7.6 billion were liquidated during the crash. Of course,…