Resupply is officially Live!

Convex Finance has recreated their Curve gauge vote proposal due to missing gauges in the original version. Key points: - Previous voters are requested to recast their votes - Original votes will still count if recasting isn't possible - Vote at [Convex Finance Voting Portal](https://vote.convexfinance.com/#/proposal/0x3016b4856269e94064a8ddd5bd6d229a03f08471c011b6fa4ddbccd225b4e6aa) **Security Notice**: Convex will not post additional links. Any links appearing below their announcement should be treated as potential phishing attempts.

**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.

Protocol f(x) has announced the upcoming release of their 2.0 white paper. This technical document will outline the next evolution of the protocol's architecture and features. Key dates: - Initial announcement: September 26, 2024 - Expected release: November 4, 2024 The team emphasizes the importance of community members reviewing the document thoroughly upon release to understand the protocol's new direction.