Convex Finance Announces f(x) 2.0 Whitepaper
Convex Finance Announces f(x) 2.0 Whitepaper
🔄 Convex's Next Chapter Unfolds
Convex Finance has announced the release of their f(x) 2.0 whitepaper. The team emphasizes security awareness:
- No official links will be posted on their Twitter feed
- Users should be cautious of potential phishing attempts
- Any links appearing below their tweets should be treated as suspicious
Security Notice: All links claiming to be from Convex in tweet responses should be considered spam or phishing attempts.
Its official! f(x) 2.0 whitepaper is here!
🔥 The future of DeFi is here! 🔥 ​ The f(x) Protocol v2.0 whitepaper is out! 📜 ​ github.com/AladdinDAO/ala… ​ Just as we did with v1.0, we're pushing the boundaries of DeFi yet again—empowering users with innovative tools for maximized gains and minimized risk. ​ What makes f(x)
Convex Finance Issues Security Warning About Fraudulent Links
Convex Finance has issued multiple security alerts warning users about potential phishing attempts: - The DeFi protocol explicitly states they will not post any links in tweets - All links appearing under their tweets claiming to be from Convex should be treated as suspicious - Users are advised to avoid clicking any links posted in replies to Convex tweets **Stay Safe**: Always verify sources and links through official channels. When in doubt, do not click.
Convex Website Restored After Curve Domain Resolution
Convex's website has returned to full functionality following Curve Finance's successful migration to [Curve.finance](http://curve.finance). The restoration comes after a period of disruption caused by an attack on Curve's domain name that impacted Convex's operations. Key points: - Convex relies on Curve's data for website functionality - Service interruption occurred due to Curve domain attack - Full service restored after Curve's domain migration - **Security Warning**: Users advised to avoid clicking links in tweet replies Stay vigilant against potential phishing attempts targeting Convex and Curve users.
Convex and Yearn Launch Resupply Protocol with Yield-Bearing Stablecoin reUSD
**Resupply**, a new stablecoin protocol from Convex and Yearn, introduces $reUSD - a stablecoin backed by yield-bearing stablecoins. Key features: - Collateral earns yield while borrowing - Borrow rates set at half the lending rate - Multiple reward streams: $RSUP, $CRV, and $CVX - Peg maintained through redemption mechanism Users can: - Supply to insurance pool - Provide liquidity on Curve - Use for yield farming - Stake $RSUP for governance rights $PRISMA, $cvxPRISMA, and $yPRISMA holders can convert to vesting $RSUP.
Convex Finance Issues Security Warning About Phishing Links
Convex Finance has issued multiple security alerts warning users about potential phishing attempts: - All official communications will **not** include any links after their tweets - Any links appearing below their tweets that appear to be from Convex are **spam, fake, or phishing attempts** - Users are advised to exercise caution and avoid clicking suspicious links Recent announcements from Convex include: - A new initiative called Resupply - Collaboration with Votium Protocol - Multiple calls for community voting participation *Stay vigilant and verify all sources before clicking any links.*