Following a slow and steady recovery, MKR saw a little setback last weekend due to a bearish interception. Although the bulls are technically back in control as the demand level continues to rise. February marked a temporal halt in MKR’s mid-term bearish after posting several losses in a year. The bounce from $778 brought a major relief as it increased to over $1,700 within a month. It later lost grip above the price level and rolled over. Surprisingly, the psychological $1k level stood firm, and the bulls found a strong footing again. It marked the psychological level as support and
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The proposal to buy back tokens with protocol revenues is intended as a new value accrual mechanism for tokenholders.
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The CeDeFi stablecoin has attracted billions of inflows due to double-digit staking yields.
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Sky is offering $500,000 in USDS rewards for early adopters and stablecoin liquidity providers.
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Just four MKR whales constituted 98% of the voting power in favor of sticking with the Sky rebrand.
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An Apollo Crypto report links DeFi resurgence to US Federal Reserve rate cuts, China’s credit expansion and improved DeFi infrastructure.
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BA Labs, an advisor to DeFi lender Sky, says its concerns with Tron founder Justin Sun’s involvement in the custody of the Wrapped Bitcoin token have been addressed and new recommendations will be put to a vote on Oct. 3.
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The vote was passed with 88% in favor of offloading WBTC collateral from the Sky lending platform.
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The team behind Sky, formerly Maker, wants to drop WBTC due to what it claimed were recent changes in ownership and control “likely involving Justin Sun or affiliates.”
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A “decentralized governance” body could decide the fate of frozen USDS if the stablecoin goes ahead with a freeze feature, says Sky co-founder Rune Christensen.
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