Curve

The pool containing staked-only ETH has achieved a utilization rate of 60%, which is considered good. This is a volatile pool with a significant portion of liquidity concentrated in it. It should be noted that this pool is not a stableswap pool.

According to recent results, tokens like CRV can support up to 83% Loan-to-Value (LTV), while stablecoins based on EUR may support a LTV of around 96.5%.

Curve lending now allows users to self-list assets without permission, but it requires calculating optimal parameters. A simulator and examples are provided to help users calculate these parameters and soft liquidation loss rates.

Due to the increased supply of crvUSD on Arbitrum, borrow rates have significantly dropped, making it more attractive for new borrowers to enter the market.

According to the latest report, borrowing rates have reached unprecedented lows, marking a significant period of time since such rates have been observed.

As of January 21, 2024, the long-awaited ARB incentives have been introduced on the Arbitrum pools.

As of January 18, 2024, fees on the Curve platform have stabilized.

A proposal has been made to compensate the losses incurred by the @JPEGd_69 DAO in the July hack. The proposal suggests locking the compensation for having veCRV voting power. The funds from Curve Grants multisig will be used, and a DAO vote will be conducted on chain to release the funds.

An ARB streaming test, which involved streaming a small amount over a few minutes, was successful. The actual distribution of ARB to gauges is expected to occur in a week.

CrUSD generates fees by itself when it is borrowed in these pools.