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Boros' total nominal trading volume surpasses $12 billion, launching capital fee rate arbitrage functionality

Since its launch in August 2025, Boros, Pendle's funding rate trading platform, has experienced rapid growth, with trading volume surpassing $12 billion within 7 months. Its newly launched funding rate arbitrage feature helps users lock in yields and hedge against fee volatility risks, with recent gold market yields reaching as high as 21%. Meanwhile, Pendle's V2 product has also added Ripple and PayPal stablecoins.

Curve: Currently investigating attack incidents targeting the sDOLA LlamaLend market; lenders remain unaffected.

Curve Finance is investigating an attack on the sDOLA LlamaLend market, which exploited a price oracle vulnerability affecting borrowers collateralized with sDOLA, while lenders were unaffected. The team will ensure the security of LlamaLend V2.

ACI Founder questions the voting results of the "Aave Will Win" proposal

The Aave community funding proposal has been approved but is met with skepticism. Marc Zeller pointed out that addresses related to Aave Labs influenced the voting results, and support votes decreased after removal. The proposal requests funding support in exchange for product revenue. Tensions within the community are escalating.

Tether's issued USAT stablecoin has finally been audited by the Big Four accounting firm Deloitte

Tether's new stablecoin USAT has been attested by Deloitte, marking a new trend in the regulation of the crypto market. The attestation confirms that USAT's reserve assets amount to $17.6 million to support the 17.5 million USAT in circulation. This move demonstrates the acceptance of digital assets within a regulatory framework and also reflects the impact of new regulations in the United States, promoting transparency and compliance in the stablecoin industry.

Neutron has disclosed a vulnerability and has suspended order book and other functions, with plans to relaunch on March 9.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that cross-chain smart contract platform Neutron announced on X that a white-hat hacker discovered a vulnerability through its bug bounty program. A fix is currently being developed, and the order book and super vault (deposits, withdrawals, etc.) functions have been suspended. They expect to relaunch on March 9. Neutron added that the platform's funds are currently secure and unaffected, and users do not need to take any further action.

Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission approves two major RWA projects in a row for 7 days. How can traditional enterprises seize the 2026 compliance benefits?

Written by: Lulu At the start of 2026, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) made a series of major moves in the compliant digital asset space, directly reshaping the industry landscape of RWA (Real-World Asset Tokenization). On February 23, the SFC announced that it had granted a license to Esperanza Securities, a subsidiary of Yisheng Financial Technology, on February 13, allowing them to conduct compliant tokenized securities business for entertainment assets—such as the 40th anniversary Red Pavilion concert of Huang Kaichen, and offline entertainment assets like the Korean boy band Malaysia tour—officially bringing these into the regulated digital securities issuance category. Qualified investors can participate in concert investments by purchasing security tokens in small shares, sharing in industry dividends. Just one day later, on February 26, Delin Holdings issued a notice that its Central Hong Kong Delin Building and other real estate RWA projects had been...