elixir, deusd, stream finance. Photo by BeInCrypto Elixir, a decentralized finance liquidity provider, has announced that it will wind down its deUSD synthetic dollar stablecoin. The decision follows Stream Finance’s disclosure of a major loss that triggered ripple effects across the DeFi ecosystem. What Happened Between Elixir and Stream Finance? Earlier this week, Stream Finance announced a significant loss of around $93 million in assets managed by an external fund manager. "Yesterday, an external f ...

Decentralized finance liquidity provider Elixir has suspended support for its synthetic stablecoin deUSD following the fallout from Stream Finance’s $93 million loss earlier this week. Key Takeaways: Elixir halted support for its deUSD stablecoin following Stream Finance’s $93 million loss, which caused deUSD to crash to $0.015. Stream’s leveraged exposure, with $68 million owed to Elixir, triggered the 90% plunge of its own XUSD stablecoin. Balancer suffered a $128 million exploit but managed to rec ...

Stream Finance disclosed late Monday that an external fund manager overseeing its funds lost approximately $93 million in user assets, triggering a 77% crash in the price of its flagship stablecoin and exposing critical vulnerabilities in DeFi's interconnected lending ecosystem. The protocol announced it has suspended all withdrawals and deposits while engaging law firm Perkins Coie to investigate the incident and determine creditor priorities. "We are actively withdrawing all liquid assets and expect this ...

DeFi platform Stream Finance suspended all withdrawals and deposits on Nov. 3 after an external fund manager disclosed a loss of approximately $93 million in company assets. The platform retained attorneys Keith Miller and Joseph Cutler of law firm Perkins Coie LLP to investigate the incident. Stream Finance announced in a Nov. 3 statement that it is withdrawing all liquid assets and expects to complete the process in the near term. The company provided no timeline for resuming withdrawals or identifying ...