ChainCatcher news, the Curve community has initiated a new proposal to create a LlamaLend market for the Ethena stablecoin sUSDe, supporting 20x leverage for staking USDe.Additionally, it is proposed to create a custom oracle for sUSDe, combining three Curve pools to obtain price information for sUSDe.

ChainCatcher message, the Curve community has voted to approve the proposal "Increase Borrowing Rate Multiplier to Maintain crvUSD Peg" with a support rate of 100%.The proposal adjusts the staking ETH interest rate to 15% and the native ETH interest rate to 11%, so that the spread between the two is approximately equal to the Ethereum staking APR, encouraging the market to actively repay loans.

ChainCatcher news, the Curve community has initiated a new proposal to create multiple CRV vests through the Curve Community Fund to fund Curve Research (10 million CRV), Curve Risk (5 million CRV), Curve Analytics (5 million CRV), and Dev Tools (10 million CRV) for several Curve SubDAOs, totaling 30 million CRV. These vests will provide funding for the subDAOs for a period of 2 years, from Q1 2024 to Q1 2026.It is reported that these CRV will vest linearly from the Community Fund over 365 days, and the DAO reserves the right to cancel any remaining vesting at any time. If all funds are not used by Q1 2026, the subDAOs agree to return the remaining funds to the Curve Community Fund or transfer the remaining funds to the next round, pending DAO approval.

ChainCatcher message, the Curve community has initiated a vote on proposal 438, which aims to reduce the borrowing interest rate of crvUSD collateralized by WBTC and ETH by 40%. As of now, the voting support rate is 100%, and the voting will end in 40 hours. (source link)

According to ChainCatcher news, based on information from the relevant voting page, the Curve community has recently passed the proposal to "deploy a debt ceiling of 200 million crvUSD for the WBTC market" through on-chain voting, which means that Curve will support WBTC as collateral for minting crvUSD. (Source link)