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Inside the $3.6mln Venus Protocol exploit on BNB Chain

Venus Protocol on BNB Chain suffered a $3.6 million exploit after an attacker manipulated THE token liquidity using flash loans. Over several months, the attacker accumulated 14.5 million THE (84% of its circulating supply) and deposited it into Venus, artificially inflating its collateral value. By repeatedly borrowing against the inflated collateral and buying more THE, the attacker drove up the oracle price, eventually borrowing $3.6 million in various assets. In response, Venus suspended the THE market and tightened collateral requirements for several high-risk tokens. This is not the first security issue for Venus, which lost $27 million in a 2025 phishing attack.

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Inside the $3.6mln Venus Protocol exploit on BNB Chain

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Venus Protocol Detects $3.7M Supply Cap Attack on THE Pool

Venus Protocol detected a suspicious trading activity in its THE token liquidity pool on March 15. The incident, identified as a supply cap attack, occurred in two phases. First, the attacker accumulated approximately 84% of the total Thena token market capitalization. Then, they used these holdings as collateral to borrow other assets, including 6.67 million CAKE tokens, 1.58 million USDC, 2,801 BNB, and 20 Bitcoin, resulting in over $3.7 million in losses. Only the CAKE and THE pools were directly affected. In response, Venus halted all THE borrows and withdrawals, as well as those for other low-liquidity tokens. This attack represents a notable protocol-level exploit in DeFi for 2024.

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Venus Protocol Detects $3.7M Supply Cap Attack on THE Pool

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‘Unlock for tokenization? ’- OCC clarifies capital rules for tokenized securities

U.S. banking regulators, including the OCC, Federal Reserve, and FDIC, have jointly clarified that tokenized securities will receive the same capital treatment as traditional securities, emphasizing a technology-neutral approach. This means tokenized stocks can serve as collateral if they meet bank criteria. Industry leaders hailed the move as a significant unlock for tokenization, laying groundwork for on-chain capital markets. Adoption has surged, with a 47% increase in holders to 184k in early 2026 and market cap exceeding $1 billion. However, aspects like settlement and custody rules remain unresolved, and tokenized securities remain a point of contention in broader crypto legislation.

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‘Unlock for tokenization? ’- OCC clarifies capital rules for tokenized securities

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Helios Finance Secures $1M in Funding to Unlock On-Chain Bitcoin Liquidity

Helios Finance has raised $1 million in a funding round from investors including Draper Associates, Draper Dragon, and 3Commas Capital. The company is building a Bitcoin-native lending protocol and credit card to unlock on-chain liquidity, allowing long-term Bitcoin holders to access spending power without selling their BTC and triggering tax events. Unlike wrapped-asset solutions, Helios maintains a "Bitcoin-first" experience on its MIDL execution layer. The goal is to transform Bitcoin into a productive, programmable asset. The funding will be used to scale infrastructure and accelerate the global rollout of its Bitcoin-backed credit card.

TheNewsCrypto03/06 17:51

Helios Finance Secures $1M in Funding to Unlock On-Chain Bitcoin Liquidity

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Institutional Guide: Allocation Vaults, the Highway for Capital Entering DeFi

Asset allocation vaults are emerging as key distribution infrastructure for tokenized assets to access on-chain capital. This guide explains their definition, operation, and what institutional asset managers need to know. Tokenization has evolved through three phases: recording assets on-chain, capitalization (e.g., tokenized treasuries), and structuring products for DeFi integration. Allocation vaults are smart contract-based tools built on lending protocols, where risk managers approve eligible tokenized collateral, set parameters, and allocate stablecoin liquidity. They act as distribution channels, connecting tokenized products to a five-layer stack: asset issuers, tokenization platforms, lending protocols, risk managers, and distribution platforms. When accepted as collateral, tokenized assets enter a leverage cycle where borrowers use them to borrow stablecoins, amplifying demand and generating yield for depositors. A case study of Fasanara’s mF-ONE illustrates how legal structuring, liquidity engineering, and risk management enable private credit tokenization. For asset managers, key considerations include strategic entry paths, regulatory compliance, operational resilience, and accounting treatment. Asset allocation vaults represent a critical inflection point for distributing tokenized assets at scale.

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Institutional Guide: Allocation Vaults, the Highway for Capital Entering DeFi

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Aave Surpasses $1 Billion in Tokenized Real-World Asset Deposits

Aave has become the first decentralized lending protocol to exceed $1 billion in tokenized real-world asset (RWA) deposits, signaling deeper integration between DeFi and traditional finance. The platform, Horizon, which allows institutional borrowers to use assets like U.S. Treasuries as collateral to access stablecoins, grew from $600 million in deposits in January to $1 billion in under a month. Founder Stani Kulechov predicts the RWA market could reach $50 trillion by 2050, with Aave potentially capturing a significant share. Meanwhile, AAVE's native token trades at $124.21, with a total value locked of $26.83 billion—the highest among DeFi platforms. Grayscale also recently filed for an AAVE ETF with a 2.5% expense ratio.

TheNewsCrypto02/20 07:38

Aave Surpasses $1 Billion in Tokenized Real-World Asset Deposits

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Solana: How $30B in staked SOL unlocks new DeFi liquidity

Over $30 billion in staked Solana (SOL) can now be used as collateral on Jupiter Lend without needing to unstake, unlocking significant liquidity for DeFi. This improves capital efficiency and may boost borrowing and trading activity across Solana. On-chain data shows cooling trading volumes are starting to stabilize, with active addresses flattening and whale activity increasing. SOL is testing a key support level around $80. If liquidity expands and whale participation continues, this zone could serve as a reversal point. Solana is at a critical inflection point, with improving fundamentals and a potential price reversal.

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Solana: How $30B in staked SOL unlocks new DeFi liquidity

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$619mln gone in Q4 – Can Metaplanet sustain its 210K Bitcoin plan?

Japanese hotel chain and Bitcoin investment firm Metaplanet reported a Q4 2025 net loss of $619 million, primarily due to the devaluation of its Bitcoin holdings. Despite this, the company emphasized that the loss did not impact its operational cash flows. While Bitcoin's price decline led to over $1.2 billion in unrealized losses, Metaplanet's core business performed strongly, with annual revenue surging 738% to ¥1.06 billion ($6.9 million) and operating profit jumping 1,695% to ¥6.3 billion ($41 million). The company has a $500 million credit line secured with its BTC as collateral for potential share buybacks. It aims to hold 210,000 BTC long-term but acknowledges market volatility may affect this plan. Following the earnings report, Metaplanet's stock rose 5.6%.

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$619mln gone in Q4 – Can Metaplanet sustain its 210K Bitcoin plan?

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Aave Founder: What is the Secret of the DeFi Lending Market?

On-chain lending, which started as an experimental concept around 2017, has grown into a market exceeding $100 billion, primarily driven by stablecoin borrowing backed by crypto-native collateral. It enables liquidity release, leveraged positions, and yield arbitrage. The key advantage lies not in creativity but in validation through real demand and product-market fit. A major strength of on-chain lending is its significantly lower cost—around 5% for stablecoin loans compared to 7–12% plus fees in centralized crypto lending. This efficiency stems from capital aggregation in open, permissionless systems where transparency, composability, and automation foster competition. Capital moves faster, inefficiencies are exposed, and innovation spreads rapidly without traditional overhead. The system’s resilience is evident during bear markets, where capital continuously reprices itself in a transparent environment. The current limitation is not a lack of capital but a shortage of diverse, productive collateral. The future involves integrating crypto-native assets with tokenized real-world value to expand lending’s reach and efficiency. Traditional lending remains expensive due to structural inefficiencies: bloated origination, misaligned incentives, manual servicing, and defective risk feedback mechanisms. Decentralized finance solves this by breaking cost structures through full automation, transparency, and software-native processes. When on-chain lending becomes end-to-end cheaper than traditional systems, adoption will follow inevitably, empowering broader access to efficient capital deployment.

marsbit02/16 04:11

Aave Founder: What is the Secret of the DeFi Lending Market?

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