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NFT lending protocol Bend DAO proposes emergency changes amid credit crisis
On Monday, developers of decentralized nonfungible tokens (NFTs) borrowing and lending protocol Bend DAO proposed new emergency measures in an attempt to stabilize the ecosystem. The same day, it was revealed that the project had just as little as 15 wrapped Ether (wETH) worth $23,715 to pay back lenders. Approximately 15,000 ETH was lent using the mechanism. To save the protocol from a credit crisis, the Bend Dao dev team suggested that the liquidation threshold for collateral would be constrained to 70% of the loan value, down from 85%. Next, the auction period for NFTs on its platform would be reduced from 48 to four hours. Then, the requirement for the minimum bid price of NFTs on Bend DAO to be pegged to 95% of the floor price on popular digital collectibles trading platform Ope...
CoinFlex CEO says withdrawals unlikely to resume on Thursday
Crypto exchange CoinFlex is “unlikely” to resume withdrawals on Thursday, June 30 as it had originally hoped, according to its CEO Mark Lamb, as the company continues to search for buyers of its $47 million bad debt. Speaking to CNBC on Wednesday, Lamb said more time was needed before it could reopen the platform for withdrawals, stating: “We will need more time. And it’s unlikely that withdrawals will be re-enabled tomorrow.” The crypto exchange had been banking on a $47 million token offering launched on Tuesday, June 28 which is known as Recovery Value USD (rvUSD). The token offering was created in an attempt to sell off its bad debt after one of its accounts went into negative equity. In a statement on Tuesday, the company said it hoped withdrawals could restart as previously pla...
