Curve Finance [CRV]: Volume surpasses $1B as stablecoin talks heighten
Stablecoins decentralized exchange Curve Finance [CRV] might have gained from the regulatory decision to stop BUSD minting . In light of the development, DeFi Llama revealed that the CRV registered $1.07 billion in the last 24 hours — the highest of the first 45 days in 2023.
<p lang=«en» dir=«ltr» xml:lang=«en»>. @CurveFinance has recorded a trading volume of $1.07 billion over the past 24 hours, marking a new high for the year. Only two other days in its history have seen a higher volume, and they both occurred immediately after the collapse of FTX pic.twitter.com/esHTGaMg5L— DefiLlama.com (@DefiLlama) February 14, 2023
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Information from the DeFi aggregator showed that the last time the CRV protocol had such a high volume was during the FTX crash.
Recall that this period was when there was mistrust for centralized crypto projects, and investors opted for players in the DeFi ecosystem. So, this could be another repeat of the scenario, only that this time, its regulation at play.
The spike in trading volume could mean that many investors were converting into crvUSD, the Automated Market Maker’s (AMM) decentralized stablecoin. For context, crvUSD uses a novel lending-liquidating algorithm while allowing collateralization of other crypto assets.
Besides the trading volume and renewed crvUSD interest, the Curve Total Value Locked (TVL) also has been impacted.
According to DeFi Llama, the protocol’s TVL performance was a 0.04% decrease in the last 24 hours. But this improved from the 5% decline from the previous days. The boost implies that there has been an increased supply in the Curve Finance ecosystem. At the same time, the input has contributed to its
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