DeFi Saver

Collateral switching with aWETH is now available at DFS Starting today, you can do collateral swaps for your @Aave positions with $ETH collateral even while the market is frozen or while market utilization is at 100%. Traditionally, our collateral switches withdraw the underlying assets to make these swaps, in order to access the best liquidity. However, right now, using the aWETH tokens directly is the only viable choice because of the constant 100% utilization of the market. Important considerations: - There are liquidity constraints, as this feature depends on aWETH liquidity available through @0xfluid aWETH Redemption Protocol. Please be mindful of TSI. - Be careful about which asset you're swapping to and make sure its utilization is not at 100%. - This is currently available on Ethereum mainnet only. You can use the updated Collateral Switch in our Aave dashboard at: app.defisaver.com/aave/

Major exchanges are supporting the upgrade from DAI to USDS. @binance, @bitget, @HTX_Global, @Gate, @MEXC_Official & @kucoincom will all handle the upgrade automatically for their users, no action required. Upgrade date: April 9, 2026. Here is everything you need to know ↓

The Genzio team had an incredible time supporting @DeFiSaver's DeFi Rendezvous with @lifiprotocol yesterday during @EthCC! Spirits were high as the sun shone over an epic venue, hosting great vibes and memorable conversations 🤌

Status Update - DNS Incident Resolved On March 30, an attacker hijacked our domain's DNS. We detected the attack, issued a public warning as soon as possible, and took the domain offline as a precaution while we investigated. During a short window, before we took the domain offline, users who visited steakhouse.financial would have seen a fraudulent interface designed to trick them into signing a malicious transaction. Based on our investigation, no users signed malicious transactions during the incident. If you interacted with steakhouse.financial on March 30 and signed any transaction you do not recognize, please reach out to us. If you are an existing depositor of Steakhouse vaults or interacted with them in the affected period via another frontend, you were not affected. No vaults or contracts were affected. All depositor funds are safe and have been safe throughout. No other service accounts appear to be compromised. By design, Steakhouse has no unilateral control over vaults or user deposits. Existing user funds were never at risk. Finally, Steakhouse stores no user data, so no user data was compromised. We have fully restored all steakhouse.financial domains and they are safe to use. We are working with security partners to remove any remaining browser warnings. We sincerely apologize for the disruption and any loss of trust, which we will work hard to repair. We will publish a full post-mortem detailing the incident, our response, and the preventive measures we have implemented shortly.