Celsius pays off the entirety of its loan from MakerDAO. The MakerDAO community votes on bringing traditional banking into its ecosystem. Aave to launch USD stablecoin named GHO.
Key Takeaways
- Crypto lender Celsius (CEL) reclaimed US$440M of collateral after paying off the entirety of its loan from MakerDAO (MKR).
- The MakerDAO community recently voted on world-first proposals to bring traditional banking into its ecosystem, including Huntingdon Valley Bank and SG Forge Bank.
- Aave (AAVE) shared a governance proposal on Thursday to launch an Ethereum-based (ETH) and overcollateralised stablecoin pegged to the U.S. dollar named GHO.
- This week’s price, volume, and volatility indices were positive at +16.26%, +8.24%, and +23.95%, respectively.
Highlights
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