DeFi is ‘waking up again’ — Active loans return to 2022 levels
DeFi lending and total value locked is recovering, but many related tokens are still at bear market lows. Go to Source
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Pyth ploys DeFi lending overhaul with Morpho, Gauntlet partnership
Pyth Network teams up with Morpho and Gauntlet to enhance lending protocols on Ethereum and Base using low-latency price data. Go to Source
DeFi lending giant Aave unveils V4 protocol overhaul
Aave Labs shared a proposal for the next version of its protocol, which included improvements to its stablecoin, GHO. Go to Source
DeFi protocol Venus seeks to patch $270K hole from oracle incident
The DeFi lending and borrowing protocol has confirmed it was affected by a malfunctioning Binance price oracle but confirmed user funds were safe. Go to Source
Sam Altman-linked Meanwhile Advisors creates BTC private credit fund
The closed fund will offer investors a 5% yield in Bitcoin and lend funds in BTC to institutions. Go to Source
Celsius entity to focus only on mining under proposed reorganization plan
The lending firm has been in bankruptcy court since its Chapter 11 filing in 2022, while the SEC filed a lawsuit against both the firm and former CEO Alex Mashinsky in July. Go to Source
Hodlnaut heading for liquidation after failure of restructuring, sale efforts
Recovery from the crypto winter is proceeding, but Hodlnaut won’t survive it. A sealed court order in Singapore appears to spell its doom. Go to Source
Court confirms Celsius bankruptcy exit plan, $2B in crypto to go to creditors
The decision ends the complex case with a creditor-approved plan that will see their partial reimbursement and make them shareholders in a new company. Go to Source
Luxor refutes claims its Bitcoin hashrate-backed product is BlockFi, Celsius 2.0
“The return comes from hashrate, not from pixie dust, ponzi schemes, or rehypothecation,” a Luxor Technology executive stressed. Go to Source
Hashing It Out: Diving into cross-chain DeFi lending
MultiChainZ chief operating officer Aanchal Thakur believes that cross-chain lending platforms will open users up to more liquidity. Go to Source