Convex FPIS Migration Live on Frax Finance Mainnet Fraxtal

**Convex Finance has issued a critical security alert** to its community, warning users about fraudulent links appearing in social media replies. The DeFi protocol specifically cautioned that **any links posted below their official tweets are fake, spam, or phishing attempts**. Users are strongly advised not to click on any such links. - Official policy: Convex will not post links after their main tweets - **All reply links claiming to be Convex are fraudulent** - This warning has been repeated multiple times, indicating ongoing phishing attempts The repeated warnings suggest scammers are actively targeting Convex users through social media impersonation tactics. **Stay vigilant and only interact with official Convex channels.**

**Convex Finance has issued an urgent security alert** warning users about fraudulent links appearing in their social media replies. The DeFi protocol announced they will **not post any official links** following their recent announcement tweet. Any links appearing below their posts should be considered: - Spam attempts - Fake websites - Phishing scams **Users are strongly advised** to avoid clicking any links that appear to be from Convex in tweet replies or comments. This warning follows a pattern of scammers targeting DeFi users through fake links on social platforms. The protocol is taking proactive steps to protect their community from potential security threats.

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'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.