Decentralized stablecoin 2.0? Discounted $ETH for helping keep peg?!? Time to talk about a stablecoin that simply doesn’t get enough recognition… @LiquityProtocol $LUSD! Let’s dive in🧵👇

The $veCRV whitelisting vote for Liquity concluded last week - thanks to all the llamas who supported it!

➡️530K $CRV have been locked to support the $LUSD gauge, provide voting power to Liquity, and potentially boost self-owned liquidity in the future
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Grant Recipients June! 🥳

This month we allocate the 3'000 $LQTY rewards among @0xBoka, @BarryFried1, @0x_d24, @korpi87, @CurveCap, @CriptoSpanglish and @kyoronut.

Congrats and thank you!

Check below for their work and allocations 👇

BIG BRAIN ALERT: 100’000 $LQTY research bounty

The Chicken Bonds whitepaper was just released.

Help us solve a research question regarding asset pricing to win the bounty.

Whitepaper annoucement: https://t.co/8cBnS9J9xP

TokenBrice and Rick Pardoe present Chicken Bonds, providing additional context on how they work and what they achieve. They also explain the core concepts of the project, such as Yield Amplification and redemption of bTokens.
Throughout the discussion, they…

🔊 New podcast episode with @LiquityProtocol!

👉 https://t.co/DrdXZgxXtj

What catched our attention: The team takes a radical approach to achieve decentralization and resilience which differentiates $LUSD from other stablecoins.
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Running a DAO?
Want to pay your contributors in $LUSD?

Or maybe just want to have your funds in unstoppable assets like $ETH & $LUSD, and still be able to manage your living expenses in a convenient way?

A thread...

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Liquity is a decentralized borrowing protocol that allows you to draw 0% interest loans against Ether. Loans are paid out in LUSD - a USD pegged stablecoin, and need to maintain a minimum collateral ratio of only 110%.

$LUSD is 100% backed by ETH, 100% Resilient…

During the last few days, we've shared two threads covering how the merge will impact Liquity, both on the main ETH2 (PoS) chain, and the ETH-PoW fork.

We've received additional questions regarding the front ends, so here's one last thread to answer them…