๐ญ What Dai and Maker achieved in the last couple weeks and what's the state of the Maker Protocol?
๐ Let's check it out ๐
1/12
First things first.
๐ Dai supply surpassed the 8 billion milestone. ๐
โซ Since Oct 1st the supply increased by 28%.
๐งฎ The current amount of Dai in circulation is 8,417,188,657.56 according to daistats.com
๐ The road to $10b is imminent and inevitable.
2/12
๐ All these Dai are backed by $18b equivalent assets, from which $ETH earned more dominance by embracing 62% of all Dai collateralization
โซ The collateral ratio of the system remains up to 220%.
3/12
๐ On top of that, $ETH beat USDC as the main asset used to generate Dai.
๐ At the moment, 43.5% of all Dai are generated by $ETH through ETH-A and ETH-B vaults vs 31.4% of all Dai by USDC through PSM.
4/12
๐ The last asset onboarded as a vault's collateral was $WSTETH, the wrapped version of @LidoFinance's $STETH.
โ๏ธ In just a couple of hours the vault ceiling of $WSTETH was achieved.
๐ฅ That was fast! Are we ready for more $STETH backing Dai frens?
5/12
๐ DeFi 2.0 is becoming a reality in Maker
The Direct Deposit Dai Module (D3M) connected to @AaveAave was successfully implemented
Again, in a couple of hours, the debt ceiling for this special vault was achieved
10M fresh Dai directly injected to the @AaveAave market
6/12
๐ On Aave, the variable borrow rate picked up to 17% on Oct 29
๐ At the moment, the goal of 4% was reached
๐ค Now @AaveAave users will have more stability in the interest of their Dai loans, and new users will see more attractive to borrow Dai due to its stable interest
7/12
๐ Are we ready for more Dai flooded to @Aave? It seems to be YEAH.
๐ A debt ceiling increase proposal was posted on the Maker Forum.
๐ป The suggested new debt ceiling is 50M, and the Maker community is ready to talk about it:
The official Canonical Dai bridge is now deployed on @Arbitrum Nova!
What is Arbitrum Nova and why is the Canonical Dai deployment so important?
Let's go
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@arbitrum Arbitrum Nova is a new chain built by @OffchainLabs for projects with very high transaction volumes that seek to drive costs even lower but still want high security.
This Arbitrum chain is different from Arbitrum One (the Rollup), and uses a new technology called AnyTrust.
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@arbitrum@OffchainLabs Unlike Rollup chains, which directly inherit their security properties from the security of Ethereum, AnyTrust chains use a different security model which enables them to offer lower transaction fees.