Liquity

A new set of guidelines for decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms has been proposed, aiming to establish standards for transparency, security, and user protection. The guidelines emphasize the importance of open-source code, audits, and clear communication of risks. Additionally, they recommend measures to prevent market manipulation and ensure fair access for all participants. Regulatory bodies and industry leaders are currently reviewing the proposed guidelines.

Kaskade Finance, a novel liquidity bootstrapping layer, has recently integrated the LUSD/USDC pools on Mav Protocol and Uniswap. Liquidity providers of LUSD can earn extra trading rewards and points, while traders can get more points by trading on Kaskade Finance. For more information on the problem Kaskade Finance is solving, readers can refer to a blog post by DeFiCollective.

Liquity has announced that submissions to claim community rewards for contributions made towards expanding the Liquity ecosystem in March are now open. Individuals who have contributed are encouraged to submit their claims through the provided channel.

Mav Protocol has launched a couple of LUSD-USDC liquidity pools on the Ethereum mainnet. Liquidity providers supplying LUSD can earn rewards for contributing liquidity to these pools.

Nimbora, a decentralized lending protocol on StarkNet, is offering users the opportunity to earn rewards by borrowing LUSD, the StarkNet-based stablecoin. This incentivizes the utilization of the protocol's lending services and promotes the adoption of StarkNet's Layer 2 scaling solution.

Liquity, a decentralized borrowing protocol, has announced the upcoming release of version 2 of its platform. The new version promises enhanced features and improvements aimed at providing users with a more efficient and secure borrowing experience. While specific details have not been disclosed, the protocol's developers have stated that Liquity v2 will address some of the limitations and challenges faced by the current version. Users and stakeholders are advised to stay tuned for further updates regarding the release date and the new functionalities that will be introduced.

A new immutable decentralized finance (DeFi) primitive is expected to be announced soon. This primitive is said to be governance-minimized and have no affiliation with real-world assets (RWAs). Further details about Liquity v2 and BOLD are anticipated to be released tomorrow. The announcement hints at a focus on sovereignty and independence within the DeFi ecosystem.

According to recent reports, the security vulnerability discovered in the Prisma protocol has been thoroughly investigated. Researchers have concluded that the exploit is not replicable on the Liquity protocol, providing reassurance to users and stakeholders of the latter platform.

Liquity Protocol, a decentralized borrowing protocol, has announced the launch of Liquity V2, an updated version of their platform. Details about the new features and improvements in Liquity V2 are still emerging, but the protocol is providing information through a series of tweets. The launch of Liquity V2 comes after the protocol teased the update a few days earlier.

The Liquity community has welcomed a new integration developed by Nimbora that allows borrowing LUSD on the StarkNet layer 2 network. This solution offers several advantages over borrowing on the Ethereum mainnet, including lower gas costs, no minimum loan requirement (compared to $2,000 on mainnet), and access to a growing ecosystem. Additionally, LUSD borrowers will benefit from the StarkNet DeFi Spring initiative, receiving STRK token incentives while enjoying near-zero gas fees.