Compound News

A group of Compound DAO members called the "Golden Boys" won a narrow vote to manage 5 percent of the DAO treasury on members’ behalf. Here’s what we can learn.

A member of the “Golden Boys” voting bloc, Humpy, appears to have accepted a new staking proposal while agreeing to rescind the controversial Proposal 289.

Community risk assessors warned against the perceived centralization effort days before the proposal’s passage.

Several DeFi apps have been targeted by a domain hijacker who may have discovered an exploit in Squarespace’s registry system, Blockaid stated.

The DeFi risk management firm made the jump to Morpho less than a week after parting ways with rival lending protocol Aave.

Debtors jumped on the opportunity to grab a discount on their loan repayments when USDC and DAI de-pegged from the dollar.

The last week of October turned bearish for the DeFi market despite the string of hacks, as the majority of the DeFi protocols registered bullish weekly gains.

Governance tokens allow users the opportunity to take on a more active role in managing decentralized projects.

Accredited institutions can borrow USD or USDC starting at 6% APR, according to the company.

The code bug has plagued the cETH market and has affected Compound’s front-end user face, but the CEO confirmed that “funds are not immediately at risk.”

While an ongoing technical divergence between BOND's price and volumes suggests upside exhaustion.

Releasing the results of its first credit score on the Aave Protocol, a decentralized credit scoring mechanism called Cred Protocol is set to expand to Compound and MakerDAO.

The embattled platform continues to wind down its debts to DeFi lending protocols, having just paid off 20 million USDC to Aave.

Though the protocol offers an arguably lucrative yield of 4% per year, it's only available to accredited investors as of now.

The bull market may be over, but that doesn’t mean traders have to stop investing. Here are a few ways to invest in crypto even during a bear market.