DeFi lending platform Tydro has lifted its earlier precautionary freeze, allowing the affected markets to resume operations. New borrowing, however, remains suspended for now. According to The Defiant, core user functions were not fully shut during the freeze period: repayments, withdrawals, and liquidations continued to remain available throughout. Data shown on the Tydro dashboard indicates that the platform currently has $62.36 million in outstanding loans. The update points to a partial return to normal market activity on the protocol, while one of its lending functions is still being held back. No further timeline for restoring new borrowing was provided in the source material.
DeFi lending platform Tydro has lifted its earlier precautionary freeze, and the related markets have resumed operations. New borrowing remains paused.
According to The Defiant, repayments, withdrawals, and liquidations stayed available throughout the freeze period. Data from the Tydro dashboard shows the platform currently has $62.36 million in outstanding loans.
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