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Usual, a DeFi stablecoin issuer, faced a sell-off after introducing dual exit mechanisms for its USD0++ protocol, causing the token to drop to $0.89. The conditional exit allows 1:1 redemption at the $1 peg with penalties, while the unconditional exit offers immediate cash-out at a floor price of $0.87, rising to $1 over four years. This update has led to significant market volatility and liquidity issues, with hundreds of millions in USD0++ leaving DeFi.
Polygon has accused Aave of monopolistic practices, claiming the DeFi platform is stifling innovation and using intimidation tactics against competitors like Morpho. Aave's founder defended the protocol's actions as necessary for user protection, rejecting allegations of anti-competitive behavior. Polygon's leadership emphasized their commitment to a decentralized and competitive DeFi ecosystem, vowing to resist any actions that undermine Web3 principles.
As demand surges, the Propichain presale is rapidly selling out, marking a significant opportunity in the expanding DeFi market. Ethereum DeFi altcoins, particularly AAVE, LINK, and PCHAIN, are poised for dominance in Q1 2025, with PCHAIN's innovative real estate tokenization and AI integration attracting investor interest. The ongoing presale has already seen record sales, with analysts predicting a staggering 24,544% ROI for early investors.
US President-elect Donald Trump’s World Liberty Financial (WLF) has invested over $10 million in Ethereum, Aave, and Chainlink, causing significant price surges of approximately 31% for AAVE and 23.5% for LINK. WLF plans to integrate Chainlink’s technology for on-chain data and cross-chain interoperability, while also proposing a compliant Aave v3 environment for accredited US investors. AAVE has risen 138% in five weeks, and LINK has gained over 175%, with both tokens showing strong technical resilience.
Donald Trump’s World Liberty Financial (WLF) has made a significant investment in Ethereum, Aave, and Chainlink, totaling around $30 million, which has led to price surges of approximately 31% for AAVE and 23.5% for LINK. WLF plans to integrate Chainlink’s technology to enhance its protocol ecosystem and is seeking to deploy its own version of Aave v3, targeting accredited investors in the U.S. AAVE has risen 138% over the past five weeks, while LINK has gained over 175%, with both tokens showing strong technical resilience.
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