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Curve Finance's lending protocol Llama Lend, which utilizes soft liquidations and requires crvUSD for all such liquidations, has seen its total value locked (TVL) on the Arbitrum network surpass $10 million. This growth in TVL on Arbitrum, which reached $6 million just six hours after launch, is attributed to the increasing demand for crvUSD as Llama Lend's borrowing activity drives volume in the crvUSD pool. The mainnet TVL for Llama Lend has also climbed to $20 million.

Curve Finance has announced that CRV rewards for crvUSD lenders on the LlamaLend sUSDe market are now live. The update also hints at the possibility of ENA being added to LlamaLend in the future. This move aims to create deep on-chain liquidity using advanced bonding curves within the DeFi ecosystem.

Curve Finance, a decentralized exchange liquidity pool on Ethereum, has announced plans to incentivize the deployment of its lending protocol on the Arbitrum and Optimism layer-2 scaling solutions. The team has submitted a grant proposal to the Optimism Foundation to bootstrap Curve Lending on Optimism. Additionally, Curve Finance intends to use funds from a previous Arbitrum investment to incentivize the deployment of its protocol on Arbitrum. These moves aim to create deep on-chain liquidity using advanced bonding curves on the layer-2 networks.

Curve Finance has announced that their lending protocol, Llama Lend, is now deployed on the Arbitrum network, enabling cross-chain functionality. Additionally, there are updates regarding the $PRISMA token, though details are not provided in the tweet thread. Curve Finance is known for creating on-chain liquidity using advanced bonding curve mechanisms.

LlamaLend, a decentralized lending protocol utilizing advanced bonding curves to create deep on-chain liquidity, has announced that its Total Value Locked (TVL) on the Ethereum network has surpassed $10 million. This significant milestone highlights the growing adoption and interest in the protocol's innovative approach to decentralized finance (DeFi).

LlamaLend, a decentralized finance protocol focused on creating deep on-chain liquidity using advanced bonding curves, has launched on the Arbitrum network as of March 30, 2024.

Curve Finance, a decentralized exchange liquidity pool on Ethereum, experienced a significant spike in trading volume and liquidity utilization for its USDe-DAI market on March 30th, 2024. The market saw a trading volume of 97 million and a liquidity utilization rate of 585%, according to a tweet from Curve Finance. This surge is attributed to the launch of new USDe-DAI markets by MorphoLabs and Spark. The Curve Finance community is now calling for the allocation of CRV emissions to incentivize liquidity provision on the LlamaLend sUSDe-crvUSD market.

Curve Finance has announced the release of a detailed analysis into the inner workings of their stablecoin, following an audit. The report, based on the original work of Paco0x, provides an in-depth look at how Curve Finance aims to create deep on-chain liquidity using advanced bonding curves. This comprehensive examination comes as the decentralized finance (DeFi) sector continues to evolve and innovate.

Zunami Protocol has recently launched its V2 version after an extensive 7+ month development period and multiple audits from reputable security firms like PeckShield. The new version introduces USD-pegged and ETH-pegged assets, aiming to enhance decentralized finance (DeFi) and the Curve ecosystem through deep on-chain liquidity enabled by advanced bonding curves.

Curve Finance has announced an update to the architecture of its CrossCurve cross-chain swapping protocol. The new architecture utilizes the liquidity from Curve's primary pools for cross-chain swaps, reducing the total value locked (TVL) required for efficient swaps compared to other cross-chain protocols. This enhancement aims to unlock the full potential of Curve's liquidity.