22.4K @OGAudit Spotlighting our expert reviews on: @LiquityProtocol
Our OG expert reviewers note that Liquity USD $LUSD stands out as a highly decentralized, ETH backed stablecoin with no governance or freeze risk but its rigid design limits scalability and adaptability.
Can LUSD maintain relevance with its fixed design or will more flexible stablecoin models outpace it?
More on the OG audit review and the project info here: ogaudit(.)com/crypto/liquity-usd-lusd
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17.0K @lurkaroundfind Wow. Looks like Sky's USDS and DAI being removed as collateral from Aave.
Interestingly, Liquity's LUSD is still eligible.
LUSD is exactly the same as when it launched 4 years ago. It's immutable and autonomous. Whereas USDS and DAI can change their backing.
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43.5K @MetaEraHK a16z Urges Treasury to Exempt Decentralized Stablecoins From New Rules
Venture firm @a16z has urged the U.S. Treasury to clarify its proposed stablecoin rules under the GENIUS Act and exclude decentralized stablecoins from regulation to promote innovation.
In a Nov. 4 letter to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, a16z argued that decentralized assets like $LUSD, backed by @ethereum and governed by smart contracts, lack centralized issuers and shouldn’t fall under Section 3(a)’s restrictions on payment stablecoin issuance.
The firm called the GENIUS Act “a major step for digital finance” but said clear exemptions are needed to support innovation in decentralized finance.
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