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Curve's 3pool is supposed to have equal parts USDC, DAI and USDT. The trio are becoming imbalanced amid fallout from Silicon Valley Bank's collapse. origin »
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Tether accounts for 85% of the total liquidity in Curve's 3pool.
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The attacker reportedly flashloaned 350M $Dai, 500M $USDC, 150M $USDT, 32M $Bean, 11.6M $LUSD 2 from three dexes before adding the amounts to Curve.fi with BEAN for the governance voting.
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Curve Finance is improving slippage for DeFi stablecoin conversions, like DAI/USDC. If successful, the protocol would be more efficient than any other DEX. Efficient Protocols Win The DeFi space is...The post Curve Finance Is Fixing Stablecoin Slippage on DeFi appeared first on Cryptocurrency News.
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Degen, the memecoin on Base that’s looking to dump this tag with a pivot to greater utility via the new DEGEN Chain, is surprisingly showing strong traction across two on-chain metrics. According to IntoTheBlock data, Degen has outpaced major meme…
The total value of all assets locked on decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols has surged to a three-month high of $42 billion after being at its lowest point since February 2021 just two weeks ago.
Bricks (BRICK), the native token of Reddit's Fortnite community, surged by 100% over the past 24-hours following a two-month downswing that saw it lose more than 80% of its value.
Flare blockchain, often known as the blockchain for data, has forged a partnership with Arkham, a leading provider of blockchain analytics and intelligence solutions. This collaboration, effective as of September 29th, brings Flare’s robust network data analysis capabilities into the fold of Arkham’s Intelligence Platform, offering a powerful suite of tools for Flare users.
The foundation behind layer 2 blockchain Optimism has sold 116 million OP tokens ($157 million) to seven separate purchasers, according to an announcement on the Optimism governance website.
The native token of Synapse, a decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol designed to transfer data to cross-chain bridges, has bounced by more than 17% from a low of $0.30 after a liquidity provider sold its SYN tokens on Monday.
The cryptocurrency gambling and sports betting website stake has been targeted by a private key exploit, with on-chain analyst Cyvers reporting that $16 million has been withdrawn on the Ethereum network.