
Mark
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If even Aave, the blue chip of defi lending, gets hit with over +200 million dollars in bad debt from a poisoned bridge exploit, what defi protocols can be considered low risk?

All Savings of my money is still completely stuck in Clearstar’s Yield USDC vault for weeks. Governance is dead. The “Forced Reallocate RLP USDC” proposal has been sitting with almost zero votes for over 20 days. Meanwhile, Clearstar just launched a new v2 vault offering crazy high yields while leaving previous users trapped. @ClearstarLabs @ResolvLabs @MorphoLabs — is this acceptable? You allow vaults to offer insane yields, attract user funds, then go silent when things break? When are you going to address this? This is not how you treat people. #Clearstar #Resolv

sUSN is now live on @HypurrFi, curated by @ClearstarLabs. Deposit sUSN as collateral. Borrow USDC, USDT, or USDH against it. Your yield keeps running while you put the capital back to work. sUSN is earning 10.79% APY right now. That doesn't stop when you collateralize it. You're stacking borrowing power on top of yield you're already getting. HypurrFi runs on @eulerfinance canonical deployment on @HyperXEVM, with a foundation governance layer sitting between users and the protocol. Bridge sUSN to HyperEVM directly from the Noon app and deposit into the Yield Cluster in a few clicks. This is what capital efficiency actually looks like. 🔗 Bridge: app.noon.capital/bridge 🔗 HypurrFi: hypurrfi.com



















