Y2K Finance integrates Pyth Price Feeds on Arbitrum

By Pyth
Jan 16, 2024, 9:38 AM
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Y2K Finance, a catastrophe bonds provider for DeFi, has integrated Pyth Price Feeds to resolve new markets and gain access to a range of new assets on Arbitrum.​ Users can buy insurance on depeg events and deposit assets in Y2K's Premium and Collateral vaults.​ Y2K currently supports 13 different assets and has seen over $150M in deposit assets.​

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