Decentralized Frontends RFC moves to OIP, Cooler Loans nears 100m DAI borrowed, and more!
Decentralized Frontends RFC moves to OIP, Cooler Loans nears 100m DAI borrowed, and more!

The Decentralized Frontends Request for Comment (RFC) has been moved to OIP as OIP-150: Decentralized Frontends for Olympus. Cooler Loans has reached nearly 100 million DAI borrowed, with borrowers enjoying zero liquidation risk, 95% LTV of liquid backing, half percent borrow rate, prepaid extended loans, and growing liquid backing of their collateral. The RFC Introducing Parthenon: Olympus On Chain Governance is still collecting comments. The Olympus web app user interface has been live for 2 weeks. The community is encouraged to participate in governance and explore the econOHMy.
RBS 1.4 goes live, new user interface on the Olympus web app, and more! 🧵/👇
A new Request for Comment proposing decentralized frontends, a new Discord bot you may implement to monitor your Cooler Loans, and more! 🧵/👇
Decentralized Frontends RFC moves to OIP, Cooler Loans nears 100m DAI borrowed, and more! 🧵/👇
🗺️Roadmap Review Olympus is currently in the 3rd phase of its journey to becoming community-owned smart money. Ω/👇
Olympus sees expanded 3rd party liquidity on Arbitrum, Disney plans for consumer-facing NFTs, an XRP ETF fakeout and more 📰 Brush up on last week’s headlines so you’re ready for this week! 🗞️/ 👇
$OHM backing sees $200k boost in past week, DOJ detains SafeMoon founders, SBF trial reaches a verdict and more 📰 Brush up on last week’s headlines so you’re ready for this week! 🗞️/ 👇
📑 Request for Comment: Decentralized Frontends for Olympus is collecting feedback! Please leave your comments on the forum👇 forum.olympusdao.finance/d/4071-rfc-dec… Summary 👇 Purpose: To discuss the potential for decentralized front-ends for Olympus and gather community feedback. Need for
Olympus released 5th batch of 18M DAI for Cooler Loans, Reddit discontinues ETH-based points due to regulatory concerns, Uniswap front end starts charging fees and more 📰 Brush up on last week’s headlines, so you’re ready for this week! 🗞️/ 👇
Decentralized frontends RFC, 3rd party $gOHM liquidity seeded on Arbitrum, and more! 🧵/👇
Cooler Loans reach an equilibrium on the week, remaining treasury DAI is deposited into DSR, and more! 🧵/👇
🗳️ The Decentralized Frontends RFC has moved to OIP as OIP-150: Decentralized Frontends for Olympus. Please review the updated proposal and leave your comments 👇 forum.olympusdao.finance/d/4077-oip-150…
📑 Request for Comment: Decentralized Frontends for Olympus is collecting feedback! Please leave your comments on the forum👇 forum.olympusdao.finance/d/4071-rfc-dec… Summary 👇 Purpose: To discuss the potential for decentralized front-ends for Olympus and gather community feedback. Need for
Backing Floor Absorbs 98% of 15% Price Drop, Demonstrating Asset-Backed Stability

A decentralized reserve currency's backing floor mechanism proved effective during a recent market downturn. **Key Performance Metrics:** - Price declined 15% - Backing value moved only 0.3% - Backing premium absorbed 98% of the drawdown The backing floor differs from traditional pegs by relying on real, liquid assets that remain available regardless of market conditions. Unlike pegs that can break under pressure, this asset-backed approach provides a tangible foundation for price stability. This event demonstrates how treasury-backed mechanisms can cushion volatility while maintaining protocol integrity through actual reserves rather than algorithmic promises.
Olympus Protocol Demonstrates Resilience During Market Crash
When markets crashed again, Olympus demonstrated the stability it was designed to provide. The protocol's mechanisms functioned as intended during the downturn, maintaining its core operations. **Key Points:** - Olympus protocol operated according to design during market volatility - System maintained stability through built-in mechanisms - Demonstrates practical application of decentralized reserve currency model The event showcases how DeFi protocols can respond to market stress through automated systems rather than centralized intervention. [Read the full analysis](https://olympusdao.medium.com/when-markets-crashed-again-olympus-did-what-it-was-built-to-do-5fa4040b3bb2)
CD Strike Prices Drop 14% as Smart Money Locks in Entry Points

**Market participants responded to recent price movements by increasing their positions.** - CD strike prices adjusted programmatically from $22.99 to $19.71, representing a 14% decrease - Deposit volume increased 5.7x as users secured entry points at the lower strike prices - The price adjustment mechanism responded to market conditions automatically The automated repricing created conditions that attracted increased capital deployment from market participants seeking favorable entry positions.
🛡️ OHM's Yield Repurchase Facility Absorbs Market Shock
The Yield Repurchase Facility (YRF) demonstrated its autonomous stabilization capabilities during recent market volatility. **Key Performance Metrics:** - Protocol automatically increased OHM buybacks as prices declined - Buyback activity peaked at 980 OHM on February 1st - Capital efficiency improved as premium compressed **How It Works:** The YRF evaluates weekly yield from protocol reserves and Cooler Loans interest, then creates bond markets through Axis Finance to bid OHM for USDS. Acquired OHM is redeemed at 11.33 USDS to maintain proper collateralization. This mechanism acts as a countercyclical force—buying more when prices fall and less when they rise—without manual intervention.
🛡️ Olympus Cooler Loans Survive Market Pressure
**Zero Liquidations During Market Stress** While external DeFi protocols faced significant pressure, Olympus's Cooler Loans infrastructure recorded **zero liquidations**. **Key Features:** - Backing-based LTV (loan-to-value) system - Fixed 0.5% interest rate - Designed to prevent reflexive selling during market downturns The protocol's unique approach to lending demonstrates resilience during volatile market conditions, contrasting sharply with traditional DeFi lending platforms that experienced liquidation cascades.