Custody startup Curv is using Compound, the leading lending protocol in DeFi, to help institutions earn interest on idle crypto.
Riding the surge of interest in yield farming, cryptocurrency exchange Kraken is listing three tokens from the world of decentralized finance.
Yield farming continues to push Compound to new heights. On Monday, the lending protocol topped $1 billion in loans issued.
One startup has done the math and thinks the true value for Compound's COMP token right now should be more like $40.
Equities continue to beat bitcoin’s performance, but everything is making gains Monday.
The digital advertising token briefly became bigger than ether in the decentralized finance space, thanks to popular lending protocol Compound.
The amount of DAI deposited on Compound skyrocketed by more than $140 million on Thursday – somehow exceeding the total amount of DAI in existence.
The investment portfolio will give users exposure to Compound interest rates and, eventually, yield farming.
Following a Tuesday governance vote, daily COMP token distributions will change dramatically, starting Thursday.
Decentralized exchanges are seeing more action than ever thanks to a surge in decentralized finance activity.
Decentralized options marketplace Opyn has launched put options on COMP that will provide a safety net of sorts should COMP’s fortunes take a turn for the worse.
The Compound token almost fell back below $200 earlier this week, before Coinbase rode to the rescue. It listed the token for retail users, and gave COMP a nice price bump.
After a quick dip in the crypto market, bitcoin is holding steady amid precariousness in the options market and the greater economic picture.
COMP has created a sudden craze for "yield farming." Here are three scenarios illustrating the risks and rewards of DeFi's latest trend.
Bitcoin experienced a dip on Wednesday, but equities and other assets also dropped on an uncertain economic outlook.