ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, Ozean, a real-world asset (RWA) yield blockchain launched by Clearpool, has announced a strategic partnership with MetaDEX Velodrome.According to the agreement, Velodrome will serve as an anchor decentralized exchange (DEX) expanding to the Ozean blockchain. Velodrome features low fees, a robust trading infrastructure, a user-friendly interface, and liquidity incentive mechanisms, making it a central liquidity hub of the Optimism superchain.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the on-chain credit market Clearpool is developing a Layer2 network called Ozean based on the OP Stack, and will donate a portion of its revenue to the Optimism Collective.Ozean plans to integrate real-world assets into DeFi in a compliant manner, providing native on-chain yields through a new staking mechanism using the CPOOL token.

ChainCatcher news, the DeFi lending protocol Clearpool has launched on Arbitrum and has already issued a loan of $18 million to Flow Traders and liquidity provider Bastion Trading.Clearpool has also received ARB token funding from the Arbitrum Foundation to support the development and technical advancement of the protocol.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, the decentralized credit market Clearpool has announced the launch of Credit Vaults on Base, allowing borrowers to set their own parameters, including interest rates, repayment plans, and KYC requirements, providing them with greater control and customization options.In addition, Clearpool's disclosed data shows that since its launch, the Clearpool protocol has issued over $530 million in loans, with 21 institutions joining Clearpool and establishing borrower pools, including Wall Street giants Jane Street, publicly traded company Banxa, Flow Traders, and leading cryptocurrency trading firm Wintermute.

ChainCatcher news, the decentralized capital market protocol Clearpool has announced the execution of the $CPOOL buyback and burn plan for the first quarter of 2024. $63,780.41 was used for buybacks, purchasing 271,854.577996 CPOOL. The buyback volume increased by over 50% compared to the previous quarter. 50% of the tokens were burned, and 50% were deposited into rewards.It is reported that the income generated from Clearpool Prime and permissionless pools, along with the 1% monthly fee paid by borrowers, contributes to the buyback, with 50% allocated for this purpose.

ChainCatcher news, the on-chain credit market Clearpool has launched Credit Vaults on Avalanche. Credit Vaults aim to enhance lending efficiency through real-world assets (RWA) such as private credit. Credit Vaults will provide institutions with unsecured loans and exclusively host Clearpool's first RWA pool on Avalanche.It is reported that the initial Credit Vault is launched by Banxa, a publicly listed global infrastructure provider that supports the embedding of cryptocurrency in the payment space, aiming to meet the needs of borrowers and lenders in the blockchain environment. Clearpool tokenizes the loans issued to Banxa and transfers them on-chain. Lenders will receive a cpToken in return, representing their share in the pool, and interest will be compounded automatically. Banxa's Credit Vault offers a 7-day repayment period and additional rewards in AVAX tokens.

ChainCatcher news, the decentralized credit market Clearpool has released its roadmap for 2024.According to reports, the roadmap includes: Q1 plans to launch Credit Vaults, new chain support, borrower pools introduced by leading fintech companies, a new user interface, and Term Pools; Q2 will introduce a new CPOOL staking model and protocol governance, more types of borrowers and credit products, and detailed credit reports; Q3 will launch mortgages, ongoing multi-chain growth, and new asset support; Q4 will introduce Clearpool Prime V2 and Exchange Traded Pools (ETP) products.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, the crypto market maker Wincent has launched a borrower pool on the uncollateralized lending DeFi protocol Clearpool.It is reported that Wincent is a leading cryptocurrency market maker with a daily trading volume exceeding 3 billion dollars and over 300,000 daily transactions.

ChainCatcher news, the decentralized lending protocol Clearpool has announced the launch of a governance forum on the Clearpool Discord server.It is reported that the forum will serve as a central hub for discussion and collaboration among all Clearpool stakeholders, including borrowers, lenders, investors, and the broader user community. After the new staking model is launched, community members will be able to create governance proposals on the forum to suggest enhancements and changes to the Clearpool protocol. Specific details regarding the proposal logic, framework, and voting process will be announced soon.

ChainCatcher news, according to BlockWorks, the DeFi credit market Clearpool has received a grant of 150,000 OP tokens (approximately $202,000) from the Optimism Foundation, which will be launched on the OP mainnet. Clearpool is currently deployed on Ethereum, Polygon, and Polygon zkEVM networks. DeFiLlama data shows that Clearpool's TVL is $3.1 million, with a market cap of $7.52 million. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, Optimism Grants announced the list for the fourteenth round, with a total allocation of 1,571,700 OP, a decrease of 87,000 compared to the previous round; a total of 97 applications were received, and ultimately 28 projects were approved. The projects that received the most grants include: Clearpool, Idle, Liquity 1, and Wombat Exchange, each receiving 150,000 OP.In addition, applications for the fifteenth round are now open, with a final deadline of August 31.

ChainCatcher news indicates that the decentralized capital market ecosystem Clearpool will launch its non-custodial institutional lending platform Clearpool Prime in the first quarter of this year, as outlined in its 2023 roadmap. Institutional borrowers will be able to create lending pools on Clearpool Prime after completing KYC, using their own set of loan terms such as size, duration, and interest rates.Clearpool also announced plans to expand the assets supported for lending in its permissionless lending pools to include all ERC-20 and wrapped ERC-20 tokens, such as wBTC and wETH. The first lending pool will open in the coming months.It is reported that Clearpool has received investments from institutions such as Three Arrows Capital, GBV Capital, HashKey Capital, Hex Trust, Sequoia Capital India, and Sino Global. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the decentralized lending market Clearpool announced its recent operational status on Twitter. Clearpool stated that it has not had direct contact with FTX and Alameda, and its treasury and operational funds are stored in Hex Trust cold wallets. Users providing lending funds to Clearpool have withdrawn nearly $91 million in liquidity since Monday, while borrowers including Amber, Nibbio, and LedgerPrime have repaid their loans, and BlockTower and Jane Street have agreed to close their licensed pools.The loans from the Alameda licensed pool remain unpaid, with funding for that pool provided by Compound Capital and Apollo Capital. Clearpool stated that the team is still focused on the next phase of its ecosystem growth, including the development of a range of new products such as licensed pool v2, term pools, and diversified pools. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to Clearpool data, Amber Group, Auros, and others have no liquidation warnings for the licensed pools on Clearpool and are operating normally. Currently, Amber Group's utilization rate for unlicensed pools is 1.87%, and Auros' utilization rate for unlicensed pools is 12.16%.Previously, according to a report by CoinDesk, multiple institutions including Amber Group reached the maximum capacity in the Clearpool credit pool and received a "warning" label. Subsequently, Amber Group responded that the unlicensed pools are operating normally. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, as the market grows increasingly concerned that the liquidity issues of crypto trading firm Alameda Research may spread to crypto lenders, several institutional crypto capital firms have reached the maximum capacity of their credit pools on Clearpool (an unsecured lending protocol).Amber Group, Auros, and LedgerPrime have each received "warning" labels on their permissionless pools on Polygon on Clearpool, as they have reached 99% of the maximum credit limit available on the protocol. Folkvang and Nibbio have also received "warning" status on their permissionless pools on Ethereum. Clearpool's loan dashboard shows that the total debt for these loans amounts to $14.8 million. (CoinDesk)

Chain Catcher news, the unsecured lending product Ribbon's Lend from the DeFi platform Ribbon Finance has allowed crypto companies Folkvang and Wintermute to borrow over $10 million. The protocol went live on Monday and currently allows users to deposit approximately $15 million worth of USDC. Ribbon's foray into unsecured lending may indicate that the industry, led by companies like Maple Finance, Clearpool, and TrueFi, is heating up. (Source link)

According to Chain Catcher news, PeckShield detection shows that cryptocurrency market maker Wintermute borrowed approximately 2.4 million USDC through the decentralized lending market Clearpool, and Wintermute currently owes about 13 million dollars to Clearpool.Earlier, Chain Catcher reported that Wintermute lost 160 million dollars in a DeFi hack on September 20. On September 21, on-chain data indicated that Wintermute's DeFi debts to several counterparties exceeded 200 million dollars. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to on-chain data, the hacked crypto market maker Wintermute owes several trading counterparties DeFi debts exceeding $200 million, after $160 million was stolen by hackers. The largest debt is a $92 million Tether (USDT) loan issued by TrueFi, which is due on October 15. Wintermute's loan book also includes a $75 million debt owed to Maple Finance and a $22.4 million debt owed to Clearpool.Wintermute CEO Evgeny Gaevoy stated on Twitter that the company is still solvent. (Coindesk)