Curve Finance

Curve Finance's MIM/crvUSD pool on Arbitrum marks a significant step in DeFi's evolution, balancing innovation with user accessibility.

Curve Finance mitigates a $73.5M hack through community-led efforts, enhancing user trust while highlighting security needs.

Curve Finance token holders vote for stETH integration, expanding crvUSD. The move positions it as a major stablecoin contender, fostering growth in DeFi.

In the aftermath of the intricate exploits that affected multiple pools on Curve Finance, the platform has embarked on the arduous task of assessing each impacted user for reimbursement.

Curve Finance and other affected protocols put forth a 10% bug bounty offer to the cunning hacker for last week’s exploit, but funds were not returned in full, resulting in a $1.85M bounty for anyone who can identify the exploiter.

On top of its founder’s debt, Curve Finance and fellow victims of the recent crypto lending heist have extended an offer of a 10% bounty if the stolen tokens are returned promptly. But the clock is ticking as the deadline of 6 August at 0800 UTC, approaches.

Curve Finance, along with Metronome and Alchemix, have decided to negotiate with the hacker directly, presenting an on-chain message through the hacker's Ethereum address.

Sun's announcement offers hope for Curve Finance as it seeks to recover from the recent exploit and strengthen its position in the DeFi ecosystem.

Crypto exploits have not let up and it seems like the intensity has only increased. One of its latest and by no means the last victims, Curve Finance, saw $100M+ worth of crypto put at risk with CRV token taking a tumble.