Convex Finance Issues Security Warning About Fraudulent Links

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.

**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 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.*

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.