Latest news about Curve

JPEG'd DAO participants are currently deliberating on the best approach to allocate a bounty of $1 million.

All generated proceeds from implementing this strategy will be retained in Abracadabra's treasury and allocated towards mitigating the DAO risk related to CRV's liquidity conditions.

Sun stated that implementing a liquidity pool with tether stablecoins issued on the Tron network would 'amplify user benefits,' highlighting the potential to safeguard against a risky loan.

Curve CEO Michael Egorov has committed to allocate 34% of CRV's total market cap as collateral for loans across various DeFi protocols. This decision raises concerns as a compelled liquidation could lead to selling at a time when prices are already in decline.

The stability of DeFi as a whole is at risk due to the mounting pressure on Curve Founder Michael Egorov's $168M holdings. PLUS: The Litecoin Foundation and crypto cold-storage card manufacturer Ballet have excitedly unveiled a limited edition sale of 500 collectible cards – exquisitely crafted from 50 grams of pure silver.

The CRV/KRW trading pair, available on South Korea's Bithumb exchange, has demonstrated a notable decoupling from the CRV/USD pairs listed on Western exchanges, which are showing signs of price weakness.

Over $100 million worth of cryptocurrency faces potential risk as a result of a bug affecting Curve, a stablecoin exchange situated at the heart of Ethereum's DeFi ecosystem.

The deployment of Curve's native stablecoin is a significant milestone in its eagerly awaited public release.

The biggest exchange in the world is currently collaborating with law authorities to recover stolen money.

Curve Finance fell victim to a front-end vulnerability triggered by a DNS problem. The issue has subsequently been fixed, and FixedFloat has frozen 112 Ethereum worth of stolen assets.