Liquity

On January 15th, @FydeTreasury will release their app on Mainnet. Users who have deposited with LUSD or LQTY are advised to claim their TRSY by the 15th.

If you have borrowed LUSD on Starknet, here are a couple of options for you. Ekubo Protocol and JediSwap are leading DEXs on Starknet that provide concentrated liquidity options for LPs. You can check out the USDC-LUSD pool on Ekubo Protocol and the LUSD/USDC pool on JediSwap. Until December 31st, all borrowing through Nimbora, myBraavos, and argentHQ is exempt from L2 gas fees.

Users can borrow through @Nimbora_ on @starknet without paying L1 gas fees until the end of the year.

Liquity's community frontend operators do not use the LedgerConnector, ensuring that Liquity remains unaffected by the recent Ledger supply chain attack. Users can rest assured that their funds are safe.

SiloFinance allows users to use LUSD as collateral and borrow at 85% LTV on the Ethereum mainnet. It is a capital-efficient venue for borrowing against LUSD.

SiloFinance on Ethereum mainnet allows users to use LUSD as collateral and borrow at 85% LTV. ZeroLendXYZ on zksync now enables users to borrow or supply LUSD and earn yield on it.

Liquity's stablecoin LUSD has successfully returned to its peg. This has been achieved through an immutable and automatic process, without relying on incentives. Users can now trust that the peg will be consistently restored, ensuring stability in any market scenario.

Submissions are now open for community members who contributed to the expansion of the Liquity ecosystem to claim their rewards.

LUSD, the decentralized stablecoin, has been integrated into the Blueprint protocol, which aims to optimize the user experience. This integration is seen as a positive step towards a decentralized future.

Liquity proposes the use of lApps (local apps) as a self-sovereign, trustless frontend solution for DeFi projects. lApps offer stronger security, more control, lightning-fast loading, and zero frontend fees. Users can install local frontends with a click of a link, eliminating the need for third-party hosts. The approach allows users to run their own private frontends on their devices and rely on public infrastructure like ENS domains and IPFS gateways. Liquity calls for collaboration with other teams to make self-hosting in DeFi seamless and easy to use.