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With FTX’s ripple effect on market liquidity, Everlend is closing its doors and urging clients to withdraw funds.
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Decentralized finance (DeFi) lender Everlend Finance shut down its operations on February 1, citing the liquidity crunch in the lending market. The post Solana-based Everlend shutters operations amid shrinking lending market appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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Everlend Finance, a Ukrainian DeFi lending aggregator on the Solana blockchain, has shut down its front-end app due to shrinking liquidity in the market.
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Everlend Finance has closed down its lending app. Users have been advised to withdraw their assets. The crypto lender has blamed the current liquidity crunch in the market for the shutdown. Everlend Finance a DeFi lending protocol built on Solana (SOL/USD) has announced the closure of its lending platform citing a liquidity crunch.
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Attackers stole ether, velo and stablecoins before developers mitigated the hack and paused operations. Sonne’s markets on the Base blockchain were not affected.
Liquity V2 will allow borrowers to set their borrowing costs, a novel approach in DeFi, and pays the lion's share of protocol revenues back to liquidity providers.
On May 3, the US DOJ announced charges against former executives of Cred, a bankrupt crypto lending and investing firm. Authorities alleged that the three accused individuals — Cred co-owner and former CEO Daniel Schatt, former CFO Joseph Podulka, and former CCO James Alexander — took part in a scheme that caused customers to lose […] The post DOJ charges three Cred execs over $783 million in customer fund losses appeared first on CryptoSlate.
"The main problem was our lack of organizational execution," MarginFi's longtime leader Edgar Pavlovsky told CoinDesk.
Crypto's high yield structured product sector is getting a bit more mature.
The failed crypto lending firm Celsius Network has been cleared to exit bankruptcy and enact its recovery plan, Bloomberg reported on Nov. 9. That report indicates that the company won approval in bankruptcy court to convert its business into a creditor-owned Bitcoin (BTC) mining firm.
MultiChainZ chief operating officer Aanchal Thakur believes that cross-chain lending platforms will open users up to more liquidity.