PANews reported on November 12th that decentralized lending platform Curvance announced the completion of a $4 million strategic funding round. The round was led by F Prime Capital and 0xPrimal, with participation from Auros, GSR, Flowdesk, Q42, v3v ventures, and others. The project positions itself as a decentralized lending and collateral platform, supporting collateralization of yield assets such as LST, LRT, stablecoins, Pendle PT, and LP. The team stated that its architecture is self-developed, incorporating security features such as dual-oracle pricing, circuit breakers, and MEV capture-liquidation auctions. The funds raised will be used for launch, auditing, team expansion, and expanding asset integration.PANews reported on November 12th that decentralized lending platform Curvance announced the completion of a $4 million strategic funding round. The round was led by F Prime Capital and 0xPrimal, with participation from Auros, GSR, Flowdesk, Q42, v3v ventures, and others. The project positions itself as a decentralized lending and collateral platform, supporting collateralization of yield assets such as LST, LRT, stablecoins, Pendle PT, and LP. The team stated that its architecture is self-developed, incorporating security features such as dual-oracle pricing, circuit breakers, and MEV capture-liquidation auctions. The funds raised will be used for launch, auditing, team expansion, and expanding asset integration.
Lending platform Curvance completes $4 million strategic funding round
PANews reported on November 12th that decentralized lending platform Curvance announced the completion of a $4 million strategic funding round. The round was led by F Prime Capital and 0xPrimal, with participation from Auros, GSR, Flowdesk, Q42, v3v ventures, and others. The project positions itself as a decentralized lending and collateral platform, supporting collateralization of yield assets such as LST, LRT, stablecoins, Pendle PT, and LP. The team stated that its architecture is self-developed, incorporating security features such as dual-oracle pricing, circuit breakers, and MEV capture-liquidation auctions. The funds raised will be used for launch, auditing, team expansion, and expanding asset integration.
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