DeFi plays the blame game
Protos breaks down the arguments over who’s to blame for the $14B meltdown sparked by Saturday’s $290M hack
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Protos breaks down the arguments over who’s to blame for the $14B meltdown sparked by Saturday’s $290M hack
Read more (4 min) →DeFi is in crisis mode with multiple lending markets at full utilization after $290M of Kelp DAO’s rsETH was hacked from Layer Zero.
The latest in a string of Aave DAO disputes sees BGD Labs quit, citing Aave Labs’ behavior around v4 and centralization concerns.
The Aave DAO seeks to take control of “brand assets” from Aave Labs, and the result will have a “long-lasting impact on DAOs in general.”
An Aave Labs integration of CoW Swap promising better prices and MEV protection has sparked a debate over whether fees belong to the DAO.
The DeFi community has voiced concerns around who and what is covered by Aave’s million-dollar “Balance Protection” for app users.
Justin Sun-owned HTX and Poloniex have both used exchange wallets to withdraw hundreds of millions from AAVE.
HTX, the Justin-Sun advised exchange, has been depositing and withdrawing hundreds of millions of dollars worth of USDT on Aave.
Justin Sun-advised HTX withdrew $570M from Aave, briefly spiking borrowing and lending yields, before depositing $600M back into the protocol.
While keen to avoid being labeled as a stablecoin, Ethena's USDe is being used as such across some of DeFi's biggest players.