Sentora

Sentora

2026-10-01 03:19:58

Sentora’s RLUSD and PYUSD Morpho Vaults Show Heavy Outflows

TheDefiant reported that Sentora’s RLUSD and PYUSD vaults on Morpho saw sharp outflows, with the move occurring alongside a MetaMask staking incident. Based on Morpho’s latest snapshots cited in the source material, the RLUSD vault had about $8.46 million in available liquidity, while the PYUSD vault had roughly $2.38 million. The input provided for this item does not include a fuller account of the outflow size, a detailed timeline, or any direct explanation tying the liquidity changes to the MetaMask event beyond the headline framing. As a result, the available facts are limited to the reported outflows, the two vault names, the protocol involved, and the latest liquidity figures shown in Morpho’s snapshots.

40

Sentora

2026-09-30 02:58:54

Sentora files ARFC proposal to run an independently curated lending market on Aave V4

DeFi protocol Sentora has submitted an ARFC proposal to operate an independently curated lending market on Aave V4, according to BlockBeats. The initial deployment is planned for Ethereum and would support lending and borrowing for stablecoins including RLUSD, PYUSD, and OUSD. Under the proposal, Aave DAO would receive 50% of the instance revenue. The proposal also states that the Aave DAO governance short executor would retain structural ownership of the instance and hold the management roles for all hub-and-spoke contracts, the configurator, and the native AccessManager. The filing outlines both the revenue-sharing arrangement and the governance structure tied to the proposed market.

150

Sentora

2026-09-29 14:10:13

Sentora Seeks Aave V4 Markets With 50% Revenue Share for the DAO

Sentora is seeking to launch new markets on Aave V4, according to information cited by TheDefiant. The proposal covers an Ethereum instance that would support lending for RLUSD, PYUSD, and OUSD. It also includes a 50% revenue share for the Aave DAO. The available text indicates that Sentora would handle risk matters that sit outside the mandate of Aave’s risk service providers. No other operational details, timeline, or governance outcome were disclosed in the provided source material. The report centers on the structure of the proposed markets, the assets involved, and the division of responsibilities around risk oversight. Based on the source excerpt, the plan is framed around Aave V4, Ethereum-based lending markets, and a revenue-sharing arrangement tied to DAO participation.

150

Kraken

2026-09-14 15:21:18

Kraken rolls out xStocks vaults that generate yield against tokenized equity holdings

Kraken has introduced three xStocks vaults that let eligible users earn variable yield on SPYx, QQQx and NVDAx without giving up exposure to the tokenized stock or ETF they deposit. The exchange shows estimated net APYs of 2% for SPYx and QQQx and 1.8% for NVDAx, with a 25% performance fee already reflected in those rates. Rewards are paid back in the same xStock and automatically compounded. The structure routes deposited xStocks through an embedded self-custodial wallet on Ink, then into a Veda vault, with Sentora handling strategy design and risk management. Sentora bridges the wrapped assets to Solana, posts them as collateral in Kamino lending markets, borrows stablecoins against them and deploys those funds into selected DeFi strategies before swapping returns back into the original xStock. Kraken says the product is available at launch in the European Economic Area and other supported markets, but not in the U.S., UK, Canada, Australia, UAE or sanctioned countries. The exchange also warns that the strategy uses leverage and carries smart-contract, liquidity, bad-debt, liquidation, cross-chain and downstream-asset risks. Holders get economic exposure through the token rather than ownership rights in the underlying shares.

920

Sentora

2026-08-06 18:40:17

Sentora Opens Morpho Vault Using Wellington-Backed mWIN as Collateral

Sentora has launched a curated lending vault on Morpho that lets users deposit PayPal USD (PYUSD) while taking exposure to loans backed by mWIN, a token issued by Midas and tied to an actively managed credit portfolio run by Wellington Management. The setup brings a large traditional asset manager’s native onchain credit strategy into DeFi collateral markets rather than wrapping an existing offchain fund after launch. As of Aug. 6, the vault was close to its 10 million PYUSD cap, while the underlying market showed $3.91 million in borrowing against $6.44 million in posted collateral. Sentora said the product carries duration and credit risk and should not be treated like a yield-bearing stablecoin. The vault’s headline net APY of 8.31% was driven mostly by PYUSD incentives, while the base yield excluding rewards was 0.70%.

950

Flare

2026-08-04 11:04:19

Flare adds FXRP to Sentora-managed lending pool for RLUSD borrowing

Flare said its wrapped token FXRP has been added to a $280 million lending pool managed by Sentora, opening a new borrowing route for XRP holders. Through an isolated market on Ethereum-based Morpho Blue, users can post FXRP as collateral and borrow RLUSD, the stablecoin issued by Ripple. The setup gives holders a way to access liquidity without selling their XRP exposure. For now, the process requires users to mint FXRP through the FAssets system and then bridge the asset to Ethereum before using it on Morpho Blue. Flare also said it is working on a smart account feature designed to reduce that friction. Once available, the feature is intended to let users authorize borrowing directly from an XRP Ledger wallet. The development was reported by CoinDesk and highlighted by Techub in a market analysis brief.

1880

XRP

2026-08-03 17:51:03

XRP Holders Can Borrow RLUSD on Ethereum by Posting FXRP as Collateral

XRP holders can now access Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin on Ethereum without selling their tokens after Flare’s FXRP was approved as collateral in Sentora’s RLUSD Main vault. The setup allows users to convert XRP into FXRP, bridge it to Ethereum, post it on Morpho, and borrow RLUSD while keeping exposure to XRP’s price. Flare said the move addresses a long-standing infrastructure gap that has kept XRP, despite its size, from seeing broader use in decentralized finance. Sentora said it reviewed FXRP’s market behavior, oracle structure, liquidity profile, and liquidation mechanics before approving the asset. The rollout also adds to Ripple’s broader push for RLUSD, which began testing on Ethereum and the XRP Ledger in August 2024, received approval from the New York Department of Financial Services in December 2024, and was named by Mastercard last month as one of the regulated stablecoins it plans to support for settlement.

1870