Peer-to-peer lending News

New P2P lending platform aims to combine the power of fiat, crypto, and debit card rewards.

Bitcoin is becoming a yield-generating asset class for institutions using DeFi strategies like staking, lending and Sharia-compliant tools.

The total crypto lending market has yet to recover from the collapse of top CeFi lenders, but DeFi borrowing has made a 959% recovery from the bear market bottom.

Abracadabra lost $13 million in ETH after a hack targeting GMX-linked pools, but GMX denies its smart contracts were involved in the vulnerability.

The objective of Cycles is to “clear the most debt for the most people with the least money,” Informal Systems’ CEO Ethan Buchman said.

High-risk DeFi loans have soared since the US elections, just months after Curve’s founder was liquidated for over $100 million.

The crypto lending platform took the 10-month pause to realign its onboarding process with the FCA's guidelines oriented towards investor protection.

A Reddit user’s draft proposal aims to prevent MitM scams in P2P cryptocurrency markets by securing transactions without KYC.

Morpho Labs has raised $50 million from over 40 investors, including Ribbit Capital, which also invests in Revolut, NuBank, Coinbase, Robinhood, Mercado Libre, Figure, and Uniswap.

The AMPL pool on borrowing and lending protocol Aave suffered a liquidity crunch in December due to a contract bug, and DAO participants continue to debate how to properly compensate investors.

P2P lending is a way for individuals to lend money directly to other individuals without involving traditional financial institutions, such as banks.

Discover five platforms — Aave, Compound, MakerDAO, dYdX and Fulcrum — that are transforming lending and borrowing through decentralization.

Applications built on LayerZero’s cross-chain messaging protocol are gathering momentum primarily due to excitement over a potential airdrop.

The California DFPI warned in July that it would be cracking down on crypto interest account providers in the state.

Aave has halted ETH lending until the Merge has gone through, while Compound Finance has opted to cap the number of loans and introduce a “jump” interest rate model.