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2026-06-25 02:19 1mo ago
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Liquity v2 po varování odlivy přesáhly 17 milionů USD
LQTY Liquity
CoinGecko News 86
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Decentralized lending protocol Liquity has seen over $17 million in withdrawals after urging users to exit its v2 stability pools due to an ongoing investigation into a potential threat.

According to DefiLlama, an upward of $17 million has left the platform in the past 24 hours. Liquity’s total value locked has dropped, falling from its all-time high of $84.9 million on Feb. 11 to $67.84 million. The outflows primarily impacted the protocol’s stability pools containing wstETH, WETH, and rETH. Liquity v1 has remained unaffected, showing no signs of similar withdrawals.  

On Feb. 12, Liquity v2 issued an urgent warning to users, advising them to withdraw funds from its stability pools. Shortly after Liquity’s announcement, Ethereum staking giant Lido also issued a notice advising wstETH holders to remove their assets from Liquity v2’s Stability Pool. Neither Liquity nor Lido disclosed specific details about the underlying threat. The immediate market reaction to these notices led to the ongoing withdrawals.

⚠️ Notice to wstETH Users:

It is recommended to promptly withdraw tokens from Liquity V2 Stability Pool (“Earn”) as a potential issue is being investigated by their team.

For updates, refer to official Liquity channels. https://t.co/2ag6TcwK1q

— Lido (@LidoFinance) February 12, 2025 Liquity’s team has since informed users that the protocol is working as usual and that all funds are safe. They assured investors that key features like withdrawing collateral, redeeming stablecoins, and staking LQTY, were still running smoothly. They also confirmed that BOLD, Liquity’s stablecoin, remained fully backed.

Liquity v2 was launched on Jan. 23 with several new features aimed at improving borrowing and lending. The update made it possible for users to use several assets as collateral. These include stETH, rETH, and WETH. It also introduced a flexible interest rate system where borrowers could set rates between 0.5% and 1,000%. The stability pool was designed to reward users with interest and liquidation profits.

Now that Liquity v2 is under investigation, the platform is facing a major test of user trust. While withdrawals have slowed, the ongoing uncertainty could affect the protocol’s growth. It’s still unclear if the issue has been completely resolved or whether it will lead to more instability. Liquity’s token price was only mildly affected and remains stable for now.
2026-06-25 02:19 1mo ago
2025-05-21 07:30 1yr ago
Chainlink rozšiřuje o Zeus, Liquity a SHIFT RWA
LINK Chainlink LQTY Liquity
CoinGecko News 78
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Chainlink, the leading provider of onchain data and interoperability solutions, welcomed three new projects—Zeus Network, Liquity, and SHIFT RWA—to its ecosystem. These integrations highlight the rising demand for secure, decentralized infrastructure as cross-chain and tokenized asset markets grow.

Zeus Network Brings Bitcoin to Solana Zeus Network, a Bitcoin layer built on Solana, has integrated Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) and Proof of Reserve to expand the reach of zBTC, its permissionless Bitcoin-backed asset. This move aims to connect Bitcoin with multiple chains, including Ethereum, Base, and Sonic, while using Chainlink’s infrastructure to ensure zBTC remains fully collateralized.

Through its dApp, APOLLO, Zeus allows users to lock native BTC and mint zBTC on Solana. Unlike centralized wrapped BTC options, zBTC is entirely decentralized. Its reserves are transparently verifiable through ZeusScan, backed by Chainlink's Proof of Reserve—a key step toward full transparency and security in cross-chain asset flows.

By leveraging CCIP, Zeus is looking to make zBTC more mobile across chains. Their long-term ambition is bold: onboard 1% of all Bitcoin onto the Solana ecosystem. The use of Chainlink's infrastructure helps ensure zBTC can move between blockchains while remaining fully backed and independently verifiable.

“Zeus Network’s integration of Chainlink CCIP and Proof of Reserve demonstrates a strong commitment to secure, decentralized cross-chain BTCFi,” said Luke Lim, Head of CCIP Go-To-Market at Chainlink Labs.

Image: Zeus NetworkLiquity V2 Turns to Chainlink CCIP Liquity V2, the Ethereum-native borrowing protocol, has also adopted Chainlink’s CCIP—but with a different mission. It’s rolling out BOLD, a new ETH-backed stablecoin that can operate natively across chains. This is made possible by Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Token (CCT) standard, which allows any token to become interoperable across EVM-compatible networks.

By integrating CCT, BOLD can now bridge across Arbitrum, Base, Ethereum, and Optimism, streamlining access to liquidity and simplifying cross-chain operations. Users no longer need to rely on wrapped assets or third-party bridges. This also enables Liquity to unify the many forks of its protocol scattered across different blockchains.

Security remains central to the Liquity-Chainlink collaboration. Per reports, Liquity selected CCIP after evaluating various solutions due to its strong security track record. 

CCIP uses the Chainlink Decentralized Oracle Network (DON), which has secured over $75 billion in DeFi total value locked (TVL) and powered $18 trillion in onchain value transfers since 2022.

It also features the Risk Management Network—a separate verification layer that monitors CCIP activity in real time. This defense-in-depth architecture makes CCIP one of the most secure interoperability protocols on the market, a vital consideration after numerous cross-chain bridge exploits in recent years.

By using CCIP, Liquity V2 ensures BOLD can travel across chains securely, with programmable token transfers that allow smart contracts to take immediate action on the destination chain. 

Image: LiquitySHIFT RWA Joins Chainlink BUILD SHIFT RWA, a project focused on bringing real-world assets onchain, has joined Chainlink’s BUILD Program. This will give SHIFT enhanced access to Chainlink’s oracle services, technical support, and ecosystem-wide collaboration—all in exchange for a share of its native token supply distributed to Chainlink service providers and stakers.

SHIFT is building Asset-Referenced Tokens (ARTokens)—MiCAR-compliant digital assets backed by stocks, bonds, and ETFs. These tokens aim to offer 24/7, cost-effective, and transparent access to real-world assets via DeFi platforms. TradFi institutions can use ARTokens to tap into DeFi liquidity without leaving regulatory frameworks behind.

To increase user trust, SHIFT will integrate Chainlink’s Proof of Reserve for its tokenized assets. This ensures that each ARToken is fully backed by corresponding offchain assets and that this backing can be verified onchain at all times. The result is higher transparency and more confidence for both institutions and individual users.

SHIFT’s broader mission is to enable compliant and secure crossovers between Wall Street and decentralized finance. 

Image: Shift RWAWhy This Matters for the Future of Web3Chainlink's newest integrations reflect a growing trend: projects are no longer willing to compromise on security or decentralization in the name of convenience. Whether it’s cross-chain Bitcoin (Zeus), stablecoins that work natively across multiple chains (Liquity), or real-world asset tokenization (SHIFT), the need for reliable infrastructure is clear.

Each of these projects uses Chainlink differently:

Zeus brings secure, verifiable Bitcoin to Solana.Liquity turns its stablecoin into a native cross-chain asset.SHIFT ensures real-world assets are always transparently backed.As more ecosystems embrace Chainlink standards, crypto’s fragmented infrastructure begins to unify. That benefits users, builders, and institutions alike—reducing risk, boosting efficiency, and enabling new financial applications across chains and asset types. 
2026-06-25 02:19 1mo ago
2025-05-27 17:51 1yr ago
Liquity spouští V2 s $BOLD a NFT Troves
LQTY Liquity
CoinGecko News 78
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Liquity V2 is live with its new $BOLD stablecoin, NFT-based Troves, and a “forkonomics” program spawning friendly spinoffs.

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Liquity, the decentralized borrowing protocol, launched its V2 platform on Ethereum this month. The V2 offers new borrowing and earning opportunities and could mark the start of a new era of "friendly forks" in DeFi.

Let's catch you up with a quickstart primer...

What's New?via LiquityWith its minimized governance and its ETH-only collateral policy, Liquity V1 and its $LUSD stablecoin were bastions of decentralization in DeFi.

The goal with the V2 system, then, is to expand upon this solid foundation toward more flexible and more profitable ends.

For starters, V2 supports ETH and popular liquid staking tokens like rETH and wstETH, while its new $BOLD stablecoin—which is always redeemable for $1 of collateral—is the keystone of the protocol's flywheel design.

Here, the wheel starts when users deposit ETH or LSTs as collateral and borrow $BOLD. Unlike V1’s one-time fee, borrowers in V2 set their own ongoing interest rates. Lower rates = higher risk, while higher rates reduce redemption risk.

The ensuing interest payments from borrowers are continuously collected in $BOLD. At this point:

75% of the interest revenue goes to depositors in the Stability Pools, who supply $BOLD to absorb liquidations. Note, depositors also earn from the distribution of collateral seized from these liquidations. 25% of the interest revenue is allocated to liquidity providers on external decentralized exchanges, e.g. Uniswap or Curve, as Protocol Incentivized Liquidity (PIL) for fostering $BOLD liquidity across DeFi.Going back to the Stability Pools, liquidations remove "cheap" debt, forcing up interest rates and increasing yield for Stability Pool depositors. This dynamic boosts demand for $BOLD as access to this yield, which in turn helps stabilize the stablecoin's $1 USD peg.

All that said, the $BOLD idea is to create a positive feedback loop:

Borrowers pay interest → Interest rewards depositors and LPs → More demand for BOLD → Peg stability and liquidity → Attracts more borrowers and depositors, etc. Also, as an NFT aficionado myself, it's worth mentioning that another major change in Liquity V2 is the protocol now represents its borrow positions, a.k.a. Troves, as ERC-721 NFTs similar to how Uniswap V3 LP NFTs work.

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This design wrinkle has paved the way for 1) easy management of multiple Troves within a single wallet, and 2) secondary markets for Liquity's borrow positions on NFT marketplaces, e.g. OpenSea.

What About Friendly Forks?via LiquityLiquity published its V2 codebase under a Business Source License (BUSL).
Anyone can read the contracts, but to deploy a commercial copy before September 2027 you need a license from the Liquity AG team.

Mind you, Liquity V1 was forked over 30 times. But with V2 the builders have leaned in and created a collaborative “Friendly Fork” program.

Accordingly, +15 teams have already signed up to release their own V2-based stablecoins, e.g. Nerite's $USDN on Arbitrum, Felix's $feUSD on HyperLiquid, Beraborrow's $NECT on Berachain, etc.

Liquity calls this model “forkonomics.” Instead of dozens of unaffiliated clones fighting for scraps, the network effect flows both ways:

New apps can tap a next-gen stablecoin design and monetize their chain's native assets without begging USDC to bridge in. $BOLD users can enjoy airdrop-like opportunities for fresh deployments—early yield on Stability Pools plus extra LP rewards when you seed liquidity against the new fork's dollar. As for Liquity itself, this fork system facilitates $BOLD demand and a web of integrations without Liquity proper having to stretch beyond Ethereum. If the experiment works, expect future DeFi heavyweights to adapt this “licensed but aligned” playbook for their own projects.

How to Get Startedvia LiquityRight now, there are three main ways you can interact with Liquity V2: borrowing $BOLD, depositing to the Stability Pools, or staking $LQTY.

Borrowing is a means to acquire $BOLD for depositing into the Stability Pools, while staking $LQTY allows you to 1) earn revenues from the ongoing Liquity V1 protocol, and 2) vote on which external liquidity pools receive the V2 PIL incentives.

However, Liquity doesn't maintain its own V2 frontend for the sake of decentralization, so to dive in you'll have to pick from one of the independent community-run options.

via LiquityI recently wrote about DeFi Saver, and I'm a huge fan of that platform, so I can personally recommend it for Liquity V2 users. It offers the basics, like the ability to create Trove borrow positions and deposit to the Stability Pools, plus more advanced functionalities like automated leverage management, stop losses, simulated positions, and beyond.

You can also stake $LQTY on DeFi Saver (just flick over "Stake" tab in the platform's Liquity V2 hub) to earn V1 fees, but if you want to also vote on V2 PIL incentives, consider using other frontends like liquity.app that offer voting dashboards for stakers.

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2026-06-25 02:19 1mo ago
2025-08-06 13:50 11mo ago
Rocket Pool spouští půjčky kryté ETH přes Liquity V2
ETH Ethereum LQTY Liquity RPL Rocket Pool
CoinGecko News 78
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Rocket Pool’s DAO has approved a proposal to launch part of its payments on Liquity Protocol V2’s BOLD, a decentralized overcollateralized stablecoin backed by rETH.

The launch of this new investment service enables Rocket Pool’s DAO members to access loans using Ethereum as collateral.

This service allows the members to access capital without the need to sell their Ethereum holdings, providing friendly loan conditions and entire control via Liquity Protocol V2’s collateralized debt platform.

Why Is This Decentralized Loan Offering Unique? This program by Rocket Pool is crucial as it offers new investment opportunities for its DAO members who hold Ethereum, enabling them to utilize their virtual tokens for liquidity without having to sell their holdings. This initiative is designed to provide an advanced and seamless approach to the DAO members to manage their investments, offering an option to traditional lending techniques that normally come with strict loan requirements and time-consuming approval procedures.

By providing Ethereum-backed loans, Rocket Pool is not just broadening its offerings but also establishing itself as a visionary decentralized staking protocol that understands the growing demand of the modern market. The integration highlights the rising adoption of crypto assets, offering users multiple alternatives to manage their money in the modern era.

Unlocking Credit for DAO Members This action by Rocket Pool is a strategic move to integrate Ethereum more deeply into the DeFi ecosystem. By enabling its DAO members to leverage their Ethereum holdings as collateral for loans, Rocket Pool is offering a solution that resolves the liquidity demand for Ethereum holders without forcing them to sell their tokens. 

This method not only helps members maintain their ETH investments but also offers them flexibility to engage in other financial expansion opportunities. This initiative’s flexible conditions make it appealing for users who are burdened by traditional loans because of borrowing restrictions. Lastly, the entire control provided through Liquity Protocol V2 ensures that customers can manage their loans effectively and seamlessly. 

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2026-06-25 02:19 1mo ago
2025-09-19 14:00 10mo ago
Enosys spouští stablecoinové půjčky kryté XRP na Flare
FLR Flare LQTY Liquity XRP Ripple
CoinGecko News 78
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Enosys’ Liquity will enable XRP holders to mint overcollateralized stablecoins on Flare, with mechanisms to ensure the assets maintain values close to $1.

The Web3 software development entity Enosys has introduced a new type of stablecoin loan to the interoperability layer-1 network, Flare. These loans are backed by Ripple’s native cryptocurrency, XRP.

According to a press release sent to CryptoPotato, a Collateralized Debt Position (CDP) protocol will power the loans. It will allow XRP holders to mint overcollateralized stablecoins on Flare.

First XRP-backed Stablecoin Loans on Flare Enosys explained that the XRP holdings will back the stablecoins, ensuring they maintain a value close to $1. Through this approach, XRP holders can access the value of their assets without having to sell them.

The CDP protocol to be deployed on Flare is called Liquity. Enosys claims Liquity is one of the most tried and trusted protocols in the decentralized finance (DeFi) sector. Since its launch in 2021, the network has secured billions of dollars in collateral and kept its stablecoin peg amid extreme market conditions.

One mechanism at the core of Liquity’s success is the protocol’s stability pool. The pool allows users to stake their stablecoins for yield coming from mint fees, liquidation rewards, and interests paid on loans. This mechanism makes sure the protocol can cover outstanding debt in the event of liquidation.

Enosys will release a fork of Liquity V2 on Flare, maintaining the features that made the first version trusted. The only changes made will be upgrades like protocol-incentivized liquidity, capital efficiency, and user-set borrowing rates.

Access to DeFi Yield Opportunities The alliance between Enosys and Flare will affect a select Flare-native tokens for now. They include Flare XRP (FXRP) and Wrapped Flare (wFLR). The companies intend to expand the capabilities to staked XRP (stXRP) soon, allowing Ripple holders to put their assets to work.

You may also like: XRP’s Price Could Explode to $8, But This One Zone Is Holding It Back 5 Reasons Why Bitcoin Just Crashed Below $63K as Liquidations Top $500M XRP’s Biggest Warning Sign Is Still Flashing Despite Easing Whale Activity Users can lock their FXRP on Flare and mint a stablecoin, which can provide liquidity and access to DeFi yield opportunities. While borrowers can set the annual percentage rate (APR) they’re willing to pay, lower rates come with a price. If the stablecoin falls below its $1 peg, loans with the lowest interest rates will be redeemed first.

“This is just the beginning. By bringing a proven model like Liquity V2 to Flare, we’re laying the foundation for stable, decentralized liquidity powered by XRP and enhanced by liquid staking,” the Enosys team stated.

Meanwhile, Enosys Loans will also be utilizing data from the Flare Time Series Oracle (FTSO) to implement decentralized collateral pricing.

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2026-06-25 02:19 1mo ago
2026-01-15 15:23 6mo ago
Enosys rozdělí APS mezi uživatele Liquity V2 na mainnetu
LQTY Liquity
CoinGecko News 78
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Enosys Airdrop for Liquity V2 Users

Enosys APS Rewards for Liquity V2 Mainnet Users: What You Need to KnowEnosys, the Liquity V2 friendly fork on Flare Network, is allocating 2.75% of their governance and revenue token, APS supply to Liquity V2 Mainnet users. This results in 412.5 APS in total, roughly ~$850,000 of rewards at current prices.

Users will be able to claim starting Jan 21, 2026.

Apsis (APS) is the Enosys ecosystem’s primary governance and rewards token across their CDP and DEX, and is valued at $32m FDV.

Rewards are split into two equal buckets - retro and ongoing, and are based on the Liquity Leaderboard: https://dune.com/liquity/v2-leaderboard

The goal is to reward existing Mainnet depositors, while also incentivizing continued participation across eligible Liquity Mainnet venues. This is not a one-time airdrop. It is a 40-week program with weekly emissions running through the end of Oct 2026.

Based on the current ~$35m eligible TVL, this airdrop alone adds roughly ~3% APR equivalent on top of existing yields.

A reminder - at least 10 more friendly fork airdrops are expected over 2026

Retro bucket (1.375%, ~$425,000)The retro bucket rewards users already on the current Liquity V2 leaderboard (up to 21 Jan 26).

One-time retro claim: 52.5 APS (~$105k) using the current leaderboard snapshot
Leaderboard: https://dune.com/liquity/v2-leaderboardThe remaining portion of the 1.375% retro is then dripped weekly from 1/28 to the same retro cohort (up to Jan 21, 2026). Ongoing bucket (1.375%, ~$425,000)The ongoing bucket rewards fresh activity going forward. This will be based on a Enosys leaderboard that takes into account Mainnet Liquity activity from Jan 21.

Distribution starts 1/28Distributed weekly for the next 40 weeks using an “ongoing” Dune leaderboard based on fresh activity across eligible Liquity Mainnet venues (Stability Pools, liquidity pools, and other tracked venues).Same leaderboard will be used: https://dune.com/liquity/v2-leaderboardWeekly drip (40 weeks total)Each week, 9 APS is emitted in total:

3.85 APS/week to retroactive users (Liquity V2 leaderboard)5.15 APS/week to the users who are actively providing liquidity starting Jan 21, 2026.Total = 9 APS/week (~$18k/week, ~0.06%) each week for 40 weeks.How to claimRewards are claimable only on the Enosys frontend on Flare Network:
https://loans.enosys.global/incentives

BridgingIf you need to bridge to Flare, you can use Stargate at: https://stargate.finance/

What can you do with APS?‍APS can be utilized in governance staking (https://gov.enosys.global/) to earn a share of all protocol fees aggregated and distributed by the APY Cloud.
APS can also be utilized as liquidity in multiple of their DEX V3 LPs (https://v3.dex.enosys.global/liquidity) to continue earning competitive incentives and fees.

What can you do at Enosys?You can use Enosys to borrow against FXRP or WFLR,  mint the Enosys CDP stablecoin, and provide liquidity for it on their Enosys v3 DEX to earn extra rewards.
A reminder - at least 10 more friendly fork airdrops are expected over 2026. Keep providing liquidity across eligible Liquity Mainnet venues to stay on the leaderboards and keep earning weekly rewards.


If you have specific questions on the airdrop, please refer to Enosys's Discord for more information.