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Lido Launches Revolutionary EarnUSD Stablecoin Yield Vault for Automated DeFi Returns
BitcoinWorld Lido Launches Revolutionary EarnUSD Stablecoin Yield Vault for Automated DeFi Returns In a significant expansion of its decentralized finance (DeFi) offerings, the Ethereum staking giant Lido has officially launched its first dollar-pegged product: the EarnUSD stablecoin yield vault. This strategic move, reported by CoinDesk on March 21, 2025, represents a pivotal shift for the protocol, which currently commands a dominant share of the liquid staking market. The new vault automatically allocates user-deposited USDC and USDT across multiple Ethereum-based lending markets and yield-generating strategies. Consequently, users receive EarnUSD tokens representing their vault share while their returns compound automatically. Lido EarnUSD Vault Mechanics and Core Functionality The Lido EarnUSD vault operates as a non-custodial, automated yield aggregator specifically for stablecoins. Upon deposit, the smart contract system immediately begins its work. It dynamically distributes assets across pre-vetted DeFi protocols to optimize for security and returns. This process happens entirely on-chain, providing full transparency for all participants. Users essentially delegate the complex task of yield farming to Lido’s automated strategies. Furthermore, the vault employs a sophisticated risk-management framework. It continuously monitors the health of integrated lending pools and other DeFi venues. The system can automatically rebalance or withdraw funds if predefined risk parameters are breached. This built-in protection layer aims to mitigate common DeFi risks like smart contract exploits or protocol insolvency. The vault’s primary operational features include: Automatic Allocation: Deposits are algorithmically spread across lending platforms like Aave and Compound, as well as other yield sources. Compounded Returns: Generated yield is automatically reinvested to purchase more vault shares, accelerating growth. EarnUSD Token: A liquid, transferable token that acts as a receipt and claim on the underlying assets and accrued yield. Multi-Chain Strategy: While initially launching on Ethereum, the vault architecture supports future expansion to Layer 2 networks. Strategic Context and Market Impact of the Launch Lido’s entry into the stablecoin yield arena marks a calculated diversification. The protocol has built immense trust and liquidity through its stETH token. Now, it leverages that reputation to capture a share of the massive stablecoin market. Industry analysts view this as a logical next step in DeFi’s maturation. Protocols are expanding from single-product offerings into full-spectrum financial platforms. This launch also intensifies competition within the DeFi yield aggregation sector. Established players like Yearn Finance and Convex Finance now face a formidable new rival. Lido brings its substantial treasury, developer community, and existing user base to the competition. Market data suggests a rapid migration of stablecoin liquidity could occur in the coming weeks. Expert Analysis on DeFi’s Evolving Landscape Financial technology experts point to several key implications. First, the product lowers the technical barrier for earning yield. Novice users no longer need to manually navigate between protocols. Second, it introduces a new form of liquidity to Lido’s ecosystem. EarnUSD tokens could become collateral in other DeFi applications, creating novel financial loops. Finally, the launch signals a broader trend of institutional-grade product design entering DeFi. Features like automated risk management and professional custody integrations are becoming standard. Historical data supports this trajectory. The total value locked (TVL) in DeFi yield vaults has grown consistently, even during bear markets. Investors persistently seek automated, efficient yield on stable assets. Lido’s move directly addresses this sustained demand. The protocol’s existing infrastructure provides a significant scaling advantage over newer entrants. Technical Architecture and Security Considerations The EarnUSD vault is built using a modular smart contract system audited by multiple leading security firms. This architecture separates core vault logic, strategy modules, and risk oracle inputs. Such a design allows for secure, permissionless upgrades and strategy rotations. The system relies on decentralized price oracles like Chainlink to ensure accurate asset valuation. This prevents manipulation and ensures fair withdrawals for all users. Security remains the paramount concern. Lido has implemented a time-locked multisignature wallet for administrative functions. A decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) comprised of LDO token holders ultimately governs major parameter changes. This community-driven approach aligns with Web3 principles. It also distributes control, reducing single points of failure. Comparison of Major DeFi Stablecoin Yield Vaults (Q1 2025) Vault Provider Primary Assets Avg. APY (30d) TVL (USD) Audit Status Lido EarnUSD USDC, USDT 4.2% – 6.8%* New Launch Multi-audit Yearn Finance (yVaults) DAI, USDC, USDT 3.8% – 5.5% ~$1.2B Ongoing Convex Finance (cvxUSD) FRAX, USDC 4.5% – 7.1% ~$850M Multi-audit Aave V3 (aTokens) GUSD, USDP, USDC 2.1% – 3.9% ~$5.4B Formal Verification *Estimated range based on current Ethereum DeFi lending rates. Future Roadmap and Protocol Development Lido’s published roadmap indicates several planned enhancements for the EarnUSD vault. Near-term development focuses on integrating with additional Layer 2 scaling solutions. This will reduce gas fees for depositors and broaden accessibility. The team also plans to introduce strategy-specific vault tokens. These would allow users to choose their risk-return profile, from conservative lending to higher-yield liquidity provision. Longer-term, the vision includes cross-chain functionality. A user could deposit USDC on Polygon and receive yield generated across multiple ecosystems. This interoperability is crucial for capturing the fragmented liquidity of the multi-chain future. The protocol’s governance forum already hosts active discussions on potential collateral expansions. Assets like interest-bearing stablecoins or tokenized real-world assets are under consideration. Conclusion The launch of the Lido EarnUSD stablecoin yield vault represents a major evolution for both the protocol and the broader DeFi sector. It successfully bridges Lido’s expertise in scalable staking infrastructure with the high-demand market for automated stablecoin yield. By offering a secure, automated, and accessible product, Lido is poised to attract significant liquidity from both retail and institutional participants. This strategic diversification strengthens its position as a foundational pillar of decentralized finance. The success of the EarnUSD vault will likely influence how other major protocols expand their service offerings throughout 2025 and beyond. FAQs Q1: What is the Lido EarnUSD vault? The Lido EarnUSD vault is a non-custodial, automated yield aggregator for stablecoins. It accepts deposits of USDC and USDT, automatically allocates them across various DeFi lending and yield strategies on Ethereum, and provides users with a liquid EarnUSD token representing their share and compounded returns. Q2: How does the EarnUSD vault generate yield? The vault’s smart contracts automatically deposit stablecoins into reputable lending markets like Aave and Compound to earn interest. It may also employ other DeFi yield strategies, such as providing liquidity to stablecoin pairs on decentralized exchanges. All yields are automatically reinvested (compounded) to purchase more vault shares. Q3: What are the main risks of using the EarnUSD vault? Primary risks include smart contract vulnerability (despite audits), de-pegging of the underlying USDC/USDT stablecoins, insolvency of integrated lending protocols, and general systemic risks within the DeFi ecosystem. The vault includes automated risk-monitoring features to mitigate some of these concerns. Q4: How is the Lido EarnUSD vault different from just lending on Aave or Compound directly? The vault automates the process of seeking the best available rates and rebalancing between protocols. It handles the complexity and gas costs of active management. For users, it simplifies the experience into a single deposit action and provides a single liquid token (EarnUSD) representing their position. Q5: Can I withdraw my funds from the EarnUSD vault at any time? Yes, the vault is designed for permissionless withdrawals. Users can exchange their EarnUSD tokens back for the underlying stablecoins (plus accrued yield) at any time, subject to the liquidity available in the vault and standard Ethereum network transaction fees. This post Lido Launches Revolutionary EarnUSD Stablecoin Yield Vault for Automated DeFi Returns first appeared on BitcoinWorld .
bitcoinworld·9d ago
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Yearn Finance losses $300K in a TUSD vault exploit
Yearn Finance, one of the leading decentralised finance (DeFi) protocols, has suffered a significant setback as its legacy TUSD vault fell victim to a sophisticated exploit. According to security firm PeckShield, attackers managed to extract approximately $300,000, converting the stolen assets into 103 Ether now held at the address 0x0F21…4066. Notably, the incident has reignited
invezz·3mo ago
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Funds routed through Tornado Cash as Goldfinch Finance user deltatiger.eth loses $330K
An identified user of the Ethereum-based DeFi platform Goldfinch Finance has suffered an exploit leading to losses of approximately $330,000, according to blockchain security platform PeckShield. PeckShieldAlert reported on X Tuesday that Goldfinch user deltatiger.eth’s attacker had sent about 118 ETH to Tornado Cash after hacking an older smart contract on Ethereum. The compromised contract, identified as 0x0689aa2234d06Ac0d04cdac874331d287aFA4B43, enabled the perpetrator to take control of deltatiger’s wallet and drain funds. #PeckShieldAlert @goldfinch_fi 's user deltatiger.eth @deltatigernz has been attacked, resulting in a ~$330K loss. The hacker has deposited 118 $ETH of the stolen funds into #TornadoCash . 🚨Please *Revoke* approvals for this contract immediately:… pic.twitter.com/OOuv39YVU9 — PeckShieldAlert (@PeckShieldAlert) December 2, 2025 The vulnerability lay in the contract’s collectInterestRepayment() function, which can transfer USDC from any address granting approval. The attacker reportedly deposited 1,000 USDC and repeatedly withdrew funds after artificially inflating the share price. PeckShield warned users to “revoke all approvals on the contract” immediately to prevent the hacker from stealing more tokens as they continued using the crypto mixer Tornado Cash to launder the stolen ones. There have been no updates from deltatiger and Goldfinch so far, and neither of the entities has disclosed if the attacker has communicated with them after the exploit took place at around 9:30 AM UTC today. Goldfinch Finance’s decentralized lending method faulted Goldfinch Finance is a decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol supported by major players in the crypto industry, including a16z Crypto and Coinbase Ventures. Much different from most crypto lending platforms, Goldfinch does not require borrowers to provide collateral. Instead, they can submit loan proposals for review by backers and auditors, which is then issued if proposals secure sufficient support. Liquidity providers, backers, and auditors earn interest as a reward, while borrowers access capital without posting collateral. The protocol went live on Ethereum in February 2021, issuing $1 million worth of loans initially. Version 1.1 launched a month later in March 2021, and Goldfinch raised $11 million in funding from Andreessen Horowitz months later. In October 2021, the platform partnered with Nexus Mutual, allowing Liquidity Providers and Backers to purchase smart contract insurance. According to Coingecko’s token terminal, Goldfinch protocol has a fully diluted market capitalization of $30.5 million, token trading volume of $12.4 million in the last 30 days, and active loans totaling $91.3 million. In 2023, an East African motorbike finance company named Tugende Kenya defaulted on a $5 million crypto loan after allegedly providing an unauthorized loan to its Uganda-based parent company, which violated loan terms. Warbler Labs, Goldfinch’s parent company, discovered Tugende Kenya had diverted almost $2 million to its parent firm. The breach was unveiled in December that year, but company records show it was reported on Goldfinch’s governance forum in February 2024. Another default came in 2024 involving Singapore-based private credit firm Lend East, which said it could repay only about $4.25 million of a $10.15 million loan from the Goldfinch pool. The amount was 58% less than the repayment value and accounted for 7.7% of Goldfinch’s total active loans. The Lend East pool had a 25-month term, maturing on April 3, 2024, offering 17% USDC APY or 28% variable GFI APY. Discord community members alleged that $750,000 borrowed from Goldfinch was used to repay other borrowers, breaching the original loan agreement. December welcomes DeFi protocols to losses from hacks Goldfinch’s hack comes barely 24 hours after Yearn Finance’s yETH was hit by an unlimited minting breach, draining the entire yETH pool in a single transaction. According to Cryptopolitan’s report , attackers generated nearly infinite yETH tokens, extracting approximately 1,000 ETH, worth $3 million, which was then routed through Tornado Cash. yETH is an index token based on several liquid-staked versions of ETH, known as Ethereum Liquid Staking Derivatives (LSTs). The exploit was flagged by X user Togbe, who noted “heavy transactions” on LSTs including Yearn, Rocket Pool, Origin, and Dinero. Yearn Finance confirmed the incident through its official X account but assured users that V2 and V3 Vaults were secure. This is the second attack since 2021, when Yearn’s yDAI vault breach led to a $2.8 million loss, and a faulty script in December 2023 that wiped out 63% of a treasury position. Blockchain security firm CertiK reported on Sunday that the crypto industry suffered estimated losses of $127 million from hacks and exploits in November. The company’s monthly threat report noted that actual affected funds exceeded $172 million, though approximately $45 million was later recovered. Get up to $30,050 in trading rewards when you join Bybit today
cryptopolitan·4mo ago
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Reports Reveal Significant Loss in Yearn Finance Pool
Yearn Finance experienced a $3 million loss due to a security breach. Efforts are underway to recover the funds and reinforce security measures. Continue Reading: Reports Reveal Significant Loss in Yearn Finance Pool The post Reports Reveal Significant Loss in Yearn Finance Pool appeared first on COINTURK NEWS .
cointurken·4mo ago
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Yearn Finance’s yETH pool drained in $3M liquid staking token exploit
The popular DeFi protocol Yearn Finance is the latest to suffer an attack, in which an attacker made away with around $3 million worth of ETH from its yETH vault. The exploit was aimed at the protocol’s liquid-staking index token, yETH, allowing a hacker to mint close to infinity tokens and suck the pool dry in one transaction. According to blockchain analysis, the attacker exploited a vulnerability in yETH’s smart contract that combines these liquid staking tokens into a tradable index token. In a post on X, Yearn confirmed that the exploit was isolated to the yETH pool and its other vaults (V2 and V3) remain unaffected. Blockchain analysts are closely monitoring the network to determine if there is further suspicious activity. This is one of the ways a single bug in a complex DeFi product can result in significant losses. At this stage, the full magnitude of the loss is still being assessed. While the visible drain totals approximately $3 million, liquidity pools backing many users’ staked positions may also have been affected. Yearn acts after yETH breach, secures vaults Yearn Finance has confirmed that its yETH vault was hacked, although only the LST stableswap pool was impacted, and no other part of the code had been infiltrated. The company scrambled to assure its customers that its main vault products (V2 and V3) were still 100% secure and that the attack had not compromised them. The Yearn team states that it is conducting a thorough internal investigation to determine exactly how the exploit was executed and whether any other assets were affected. This involves auditing snippets of code, monitoring on-chain transactions, and collaborating with security professionals to ensure that no other mistakes remain undiscovered. The hack was first flagged by X user Togbe, who reported noticing the apparent attack while monitoring large transfers. “Net transfers suggest yETH super mint let the attacker drain the pool for some gain of 1k ETH,” Togbe said in a message. “Somehow, other eth was sacrificed in this, but they still made away with profit.” The breach serves as a crucial reminder about the risks that may be present in DeFi, including those for protocols with solid reputations and previous audit histories. Yearn’s response, characterized by openness to the public, active monitoring of developments, and its dedication to auditing, aligns with a protocol that prioritizes user security in decision-making, while continuing to explore all facets related to DeFi. DeFi protocols face rising threats from hackers The Yearn Finance yETH Pool attack isn’t an isolated occurrence; it’s symptomatic of a larger, exponentially growing trend that poses existential threats to the decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem. As recently reported by Cryptopolitan , in November 2025, the space lost approximately $127 million to hacks, scams, and exploits. According to experts, tech risk, rather than phishing or hacked wallets, has been the largest threat to DeFi projects so far – it appears that the majority of flash loan (and other) issues were due to smart contract code flaws. The yETH attack is an example that even highly used and audited platforms are not invulnerable. Protocol-inclusive protocols with feature-rich toolsets, such as Liquid Staking, Auto Token-Indexing, and Aggregate Quotations, can potentially expand the attack surface area, allowing protocol attacks to be compromised by a more sophisticated hack over time. And designed to be as efficient and slippery as possible for their intended customers, such systems can also inadvertently create doorways that even the bad guys will have noticed by now. The latest attacks have been similar, according to security experts. Hackers are now employing increasingly sophisticated and multi-stepped plays, utilizing incredibly agile, premeditated movements through self-destructing smart contracts. These self-destructing smart contracts are used to transfer the stolen funds via privacy-focused mixers like Tornado Cash. Get $50 free to trade crypto when you sign up to Bybit now
cryptopolitan·4mo ago
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Yearn Finance Suffers Hack, $3 Million Lost in yETH Exploit
Key Highlights A hacker exploited an “infinite mint” vulnerability in Yearn Finance’s yETH product, which allowed them to…
cryptonewsz·4mo ago
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Critical YFI Investment Warning: Bithumb’s Urgent Security Alert Shakes Crypto Market
BitcoinWorld Critical YFI Investment Warning: Bithumb’s Urgent Security Alert Shakes Crypto Market South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb has issued an urgent YFI investment warning that’s sending shockwaves through the digital asset community. This critical alert comes as the platform identifies significant security concerns surrounding Yearn.finance tokens, prompting immediate investor caution. What Triggered This YFI Investment Warning? Bithumb’s official announcement revealed that recent security vulnerabilities within the Yearn.finance ecosystem prompted this YFI investment warning. The exchange detected unusual patterns and potential risks that could compromise investor funds. Therefore, they’re advising extreme caution when trading YFI tokens on their platform. The timing of this YFI investment warning coincides with increased regulatory scrutiny across global cryptocurrency markets. Moreover, it highlights the ongoing challenges decentralized finance projects face in maintaining robust security protocols. How Should Investors Respond to This YFI Alert? If you currently hold YFI tokens or plan to trade them, consider these immediate actions: Review your current YFI holdings and assess your risk tolerance Monitor official communications from both Bithumb and Yearn.finance Consider temporary position adjustments until security concerns resolve Enable additional security measures on your exchange accounts This YFI investment warning serves as a crucial reminder that even established DeFi projects can face security challenges. Consequently, investors must remain vigilant and proactive about protecting their digital assets. What Makes This YFI Investment Warning Different? Unlike routine market updates, this YFI investment warning carries significant weight because it comes from one of South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges. Bithumb’s reputation and market position make this alert particularly noteworthy for several reasons: First, the exchange has demonstrated consistent commitment to user protection. Second, their technical team possesses sophisticated monitoring capabilities. Third, their warning suggests the security concerns merit immediate attention rather than being routine precautions. Long-Term Implications of Security Warnings This YFI investment warning could influence how investors perceive decentralized finance projects moving forward. Security incidents often lead to: Increased due diligence requirements Tighter exchange listing standards Enhanced regulatory oversight More sophisticated security protocols The market’s response to this YFI investment warning will likely shape how similar situations are handled in the future. Furthermore, it emphasizes the importance of continuous security assessments in the rapidly evolving cryptocurrency space. Protecting Your Investments Beyond This YFI Warning While this specific YFI investment warning addresses immediate concerns, investors should implement broader protective strategies: Diversify your cryptocurrency portfolio across different projects and sectors. Use hardware wallets for long-term storage of significant holdings. Regularly update your knowledge about security best practices. Stay informed about project developments and team communications. Conclusion: Navigating Crypto Security with Confidence Bithumb’s YFI investment warning serves as both a specific caution and a general reminder about cryptocurrency investment risks. While security concerns can create temporary market uncertainty, they also drive industry-wide improvements in protection standards. By staying informed and implementing robust security measures, investors can navigate these challenges while participating in the transformative potential of decentralized finance. Frequently Asked Questions What specific security issues prompted Bithumb’s YFI warning? Bithumb hasn’t disclosed exact technical details to prevent exploitation, but the warning suggests potential vulnerabilities that could compromise user funds or trading activities. Should I immediately sell my YFI holdings? While the warning suggests caution, immediate selling isn’t necessarily required. Assess your risk tolerance and consider consulting with financial advisors before making drastic portfolio changes. Are other exchanges likely to issue similar warnings? Other exchanges may follow with their own assessments, but each platform conducts independent security reviews. Monitor announcements from exchanges where you hold YFI tokens. How long do such investment warnings typically last? Warning durations vary based on the severity and resolution timeline. Bithumb will likely provide updates as the security concerns are addressed. Can I still deposit or withdraw YFI from Bithumb? Check Bithumb’s official announcements for specific trading and transfer restrictions. The exchange typically provides clear guidance about affected services. What steps is Yearn.finance taking to address these concerns? Monitor Yearn.finance’s official channels for their response and planned security enhancements following this warning. Found this security alert valuable? Help protect other investors by sharing this crucial YFI investment warning across your social media channels. Your shares could prevent someone from making uninformed investment decisions during this security concern period. To learn more about the latest cryptocurrency security trends, explore our article on key developments shaping decentralized finance project safety and institutional adoption. This post Critical YFI Investment Warning: Bithumb’s Urgent Security Alert Shakes Crypto Market first appeared on BitcoinWorld .
bitcoinworld·4mo ago
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Yearn Finance votes on new proposal to allocate future revenue to stYFI holders
Yearn Finance, a leading DeFi yield aggregator protocol, is in the early stages of a major governance overhaul proposal, YIP-XX. The proposal was introduced by pseudonymous contributor 0xPickles on September 28, 2025, in a bid to align stakeholders and encourage growth. YFI does not enjoy the same clout it used back in its heyday when it was one of the biggest DeFi protocols with an all-time high of just under $7 billion in deposits as of December 2021. However, this three-part initiative is expected to help the protocol find its way back to that greatness. It is touted not just as a way to make profitability a priority but also to promote accountability, and directly reward token holders who have stayed through declining participation and a TVL that’s down more than 90% from its all-time high. Yearn Finance votes on a new proposal Among the proposed changes , the most notable change is that a majority of all the revenue the protocol generates could soon go directly to those with skin in the game, as they have kept their YFI tokens locked despite the dwindling performance. “This proposal creates a new deal,” 0xPickles wrote. “90% of future revenue goes to stYFI holders, empowering them.” That is not a huge amount of money right now, considering Yearn’s monthly revenue from August turned in under $200,000 in profit, per DefiLlama data. Still, the focus on profitability and increasing accountability is expected to put the protocol on a sustainable growth path that will, over time, increase revenues and make the YFI token more valuable. The proposal comes as DeFi is enjoying a wave of new liquidity , which has pushed deposits to record heights this year. For Yearn, which was once one of the biggest DeFi protocols with an all-time high of just under $7 billion in deposits in December 2021, the liquidity provides an opportunity to reclaim the success of the past. Of course, this is assuming things unfold in the best-case scenario, but that is not certain because it is not the first time Yearn has attempted an overhaul in recent years. In October 2023, a new vote introduced an escrow token model, like those used by protocols such as Curve Finance , Balancer, and Velodrome, however, even though there was support from YFI token holders, the new model wasn’t widely adopted. “Only 3.8% of the YFI supply is locked, a figure that is in decline,” 0xPickles pointed out. “This demonstrates a fundamental lack of interest in the model.” The new simpler model suggested by 0xPickles 0xPickles’ proposal will scrap the vote escrow model in favour of a simpler staking model. Under the new model, YFI holders will be able to lock up their tokens via staking, which would qualify them to receive a portion of the protocol’s revenue. Another proposal suggests restructuring the DAO to make it more profit-oriented while mandating on-chain financial reporting to justify budget requests from contributors. As for what is prompting these changes, the proposal’s author cited organizational misalignment and coordination inefficiency as two cogent reasons. There is also a final proposal to formalize a plan to distribute 1,700 YFI tokens through strategic contributor incentives, establish a capped performance bonus program, and create a long-term contributor retention pool. The three proposals are currently being discussed on the Yearn governance forum ahead of a vote. It is being touted as an “all-or-nothing” package because the proposals form a single initiative, which means that for it to take effect, it has to pass in full via a DAO vote. The smartest crypto minds already read our newsletter. Want in? Join them .
cryptopolitan·6mo ago
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Axie Infinity Introduces Decentralized Governance with Axie Constitution
Axie Infinity unveils new governance structure focused on decentralization, treasury management, and community involvement. Read original article on kanalcoin.com
Kanal Coin·7mo ago
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CVX, YFI slide as $9.5M exploit hits Convex and Yearn’s subDAO Resupply
Most altcoins demonstrated stability with minor price actions in the past 24 hours as Bitcoin tested $108,000. However, the condition was different for CVX and YFI coins, as a crucial security update catalyzed sudden selling pressure for the duo. According to blockchain security company BlockSec, hackers breached Resupply and drained assets worth approximately $9.5 million.
invezz·9mo ago
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AboutYearn Finance is a suite of products in Decentralized Finance (DeFi) that provides lending aggregation, yield generation, and insurance on the Ethereum blockchain. The protocol is maintained by various independent developers and is governed by YFI holders. It started out as a passion project by Andre Cronje to automate the process of switching capital between lending platforms in search of the best yield offered, as the lending yield is a floating rate rather than fixed rate. Funds are shifted between dYdX, AAVE, and Compound automatically as interest rates change between these protocols.  The service offered includes major USD tokens such as DAI, USDT, USDC, and TUSD. For example, if a user deposits DAI into yearn.finance, the user will receive yDAI token in return, which is a yield-bearing DAI token.  Later on, it collaborated with Curve Finance to release a yield-bearing USD tokens pool that includes four y-tokens: yDAI, yUSDT, yUSDC and yTUSD, it is named as yUSD.  Yearn Finance debuted the vault feature after its token launch, igniting a frenzy on automated yield farming and is considered the initiator of the category of yield farming aggregator. Basically, the vault will help users to claim yield farming rewards and sell it for the underlying assets.  Vaults benefit users by socializing gas costs, automating the yield generation and rebalancing process, and automatically shifting capital as opportunities arise. End users also do not need to have proficient knowledge of the underlying protocols involved or DeFi, thus the Vaults represent a passive-investing strategy. It is akin to a crypto hedge fund where the aim is to increase the amount of assets that users deposited.
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March 21, 2026
$95.95M
$4.86M
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March 21, 2026
$98.58M
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March 20, 2026
$97.59M
$8.08M
$2,731.01
March 19, 2026
$99.49M
$12.27M
$2,784.67
March 18, 2026
$97.76M
$7.77M
$2,734.66
March 17, 2026
$96.86M
$6.97M
$2,712.72
March 16, 2026
$93.26M
$6.5M
$2,609.79
March 15, 2026
$92.13M
$6.87M
$2,577.02
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$91.57M
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$2,562.12
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$90.54M
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