
Liquity's BOLD stablecoin has landed on Aero (aeroxyz) on Ethereum mainnet, providing a new venue to earn yield. Users can supply the BOLD/USDC pair and earn an advertised 22% APR, with Liquity sharing a direct deposit link in an announcement thread on X.

Liquity highlighted BoldBot, a new community-built tool for Liquity V2. It provides insights into redemption queues, trove positions, and historical redemptions, and includes Telegram alerts for monitoring individual troves.
The tool is the latest in a wave of third-party infrastructure around Liquity V2, alongside prior integrations like Yearn's yBOLD and Inverse Finance collateral support. Liquity shared a link to BoldBot and its alert dashboard in a two-part thread on X.
Liquity announced that a Liquity V2-style lending app built on FlorinProtocol will launch on Robinhood Chain. The integration will let users borrow against SPY and tokenized stocks, loop their SPY exposure, and earn through the FUSD Stability Pool.
It follows Liquity's push to port its V2 design across new chains and venues, after recent integrations including yBOLD on Yearn and Inverse Finance collateral support.

Liquity highlighted yBOLD — Yearn's yield-bearing BOLD vault that routes deposits into Liquity V2 stability pools — which has risen from 1.00 to 1.097 since its June 2025 inception, roughly ~7.3% APR through both bull and bear conditions. Yield is paid in $BOLD, exposure is limited to Liquity V2, there is no centralized issuer, and the vault is always redeemable.
Liquity also announced that next week yBOLD can be used as collateral on Inverse Finance, enabling one-click looping of the position. The vault was one of the first integrations built on Liquity V2, auto-compounding yields across its stability pools.
Liquity drew attention to the B-1 Token Transparency Filing for its LQTY token (0x6dea...c54d), hosted under Blockworks' token transparency framework and live since 2021. The filing discloses that 98.5% of LQTY supply is circulating, that contracts are immutable, and that stakers direct 25% of weekly borrow interest.

Gnosis DAO deposited more than 2,000 ETH into Liquity V2 through an agent managed by noca_eth, now earning yield via the IPOR Liquity vault. The vault pays roughly ~6% APR in ETH while supporting growth in $BOLD supply and liquidity.
The Liquity ETH Carry vault on IPOR Fusion has opened another 2,000 ETH of deposit capacity, the latest in its expansion series. The vault pays roughly 7.6% APR in ETH, with yield generated from Liquity V2 and Curve Finance, and it supports growing $BOLD supply and liquidity.
Liquity is promoting the IPOR ETH carry vault, which yields about 8% on deposited ETH and adds a boost for users who borrow against it. The promotion highlights the vault as a way to get paid to borrow within the Liquity ecosystem.
The announcement links the vault's carry yield to Liquity's borrowing mechanics, pitching it as an easy source of yield for depositors.

Base Dollar, a Liquity fork, launched on Base. Users can borrow its BD against ETH, LSTs and cbBTC, with AERO and AERO LP collateral coming soon, and earn via Stability Pools or LP-ing. Non-redeemable branches are planned, and there is an 850% APR incentive to LP BD/USDC on Aerodrome.
A ysyBOLD looping strategy via FlexMeow offers up to 45% APR. Users can post ysyBOLD (7% APR) as collateral and loop USDC against it. Liquity highlights the loop as backed only by ETH, always redeemable, and sourced from sustainable Liquity V2 borrower yield.
Following the redesigned relaunch triggered by the Stability Pool issue, Liquity V2 (BOLD) went live again on Ethereum mainnet with the patched codebase.
After discovering a vulnerability in the V2 Stability Pool ('Earn') deposits, Liquity confirmed the issue on Feb 13, 2025 and said V2 would be redeployed with a patch; no users were reported impacted, but roughly $30M of outflows followed the disclosure.
Liquity V2 deployed to Ethereum mainnet, introducing the BOLD stablecoin and user-set borrowing rates, letting borrowers choose their own interest rate on ETH and liquid-staked ETH collateral.
Liquity's decentralized borrowing protocol went live on Ethereum mainnet after a year and a half of development, enabling 0% interest LUSD loans against ETH collateral, with LQTY token rewards live from launch (100,000,000 total supply).
Liquity announced a $6 million Series A funding round led by Pantera Capital, with follow-on investments from Nima Capital, Alameda Research, Greenfield.one, IOSG, and AngelDAO, bringing total funding to over $8 million ahead of mainnet launch.
Liquity announced a $2.4 million seed funding round led by Polychain Capital, with participation from a_capital, Lemniscap, 1kx, DFINITY Ecosystem Fund, Robot Ventures, and Alex Pack, following an earlier pre-seed led by Tomahawk.VC.
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