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According to recent reports, deploying on the Arbitrum network has become surprisingly cost-effective. This development could potentially facilitate the creation of deep on-chain liquidity through the utilization of advanced bonding curve mechanisms within the blockchain community.

According to reports, integrating LlamaLend, a decentralized lending protocol, with Layer 2 scaling solutions did not pose significant challenges. However, users should be mindful of potential downtimes in the sequencer, which is a crucial component of Layer 2 networks. To mitigate this issue, the protocol plans to leverage Chainlink's decentralized oracle network.

Curve Finance has announced an upgrade to the pufETH/wstETH pool for improved stability and rewards. Users are advised to migrate their liquidity from the pufETH Curve Pool V1 to V2 by withdrawing and redepositing funds into the new pool. This is necessary to continue earning Puffer Points and EigenLayer Points, as rewards for V1 will cease on March 28 at 11:59 PM PST. The upgrade aims to create deeper on-chain liquidity using advanced bonding curves.

Curve Finance, a decentralized exchange liquidity pool on Ethereum, has published a primer on their recently launched Curve Lending protocol. The new lending platform utilizes an innovative algorithm called LLAMMA for 'soft liquidations'. Some key features highlighted in the primer include the protocol's use of advanced bonding curves to create deep on-chain liquidity. Further details are provided in the full post.

A proposal has been put forward to create a LlamaLend market for sUSDe, a stablecoin issued by Ethena Labs. This market would allow users to leverage stake their USDe tokens up to 20 times. The proposal aims to generate deep on-chain liquidity for sUSDe using advanced bonding curves. A community vote on this proposal is expected to be initiated shortly.

Curve Finance, a decentralized exchange liquidity pool on Ethereum, has highlighted the attractive annual percentage yields (APY) currently available on the Strike Finance lending platform. According to Curve Finance's tweet, the supply APY for crvUSD, their USD-pegged stablecoin, is 35.26% while the borrow APY is 14.47% on Strike Finance. Curve Finance encourages users to deposit their crvUSD on Strike Finance to earn passive yields.

Curve Finance has announced the integration of Llamalend, enabling a crvUSD stablecoin lending market on the Ethereum network. This market features auto-adjusting positions based on crypto-tokenized collateral prices, allowing borrowing, lending, and permissionless market creation. Recent updates from Curve Finance highlight record volumes and utilization for crvUSD pools, driven by soft-liquidations and de-liquidations. The crvUSD collateral has also been enabled on Strike Finance, offering high supply and borrow APYs. Curve's innovative lending system avoids hard liquidations, providing a better experience for borrowers compared to platforms like Maker and Aave.

CurveFinance has retweeted information about Napier Finance opening their 'Llama Race' to anyone holding at least 5000 veCRV or equivalent in various wrappers. A snapshot is planned for March 26th, with more details and an eligibility tracker to be made available on Napier Finance's website. Napier Finance aims to create deep on-chain liquidity using advanced bonding curves.

LlamaLend, a decentralized finance protocol focused on creating deep on-chain liquidity using advanced bonding curves, has received a user interface upgrade. The update aims to provide a cleaner and more streamlined experience for users interacting with the platform.

Curve Finance has highlighted several recent and upcoming airdrops within its ecosystem. Frax Finance has announced an airdrop of FXTL points, while Napier Finance and Asymmetry Finance have teased upcoming point distributions. Curve Finance suggests users are missing out on these free token opportunities.