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Recently, the decentralized stablecoin USDD officially announced that the PT-sUSDD/USDT and PT-sUSDD/USDC markets have gone live on Morpho. Users can swap USDT for PT-sUSDD on Pendle, then collateralize PT-sUSDD on Morpho to borrow USDT or USDC and obtain liquidity. This strategy is supported by Gauntlet. Currently, the borrowing rates for related vaults are low; combined with PT-sUSDD’s annualized yield, there is room for leveraged (i.e., “looped”) lending operations. Theoretically, looping 10 times could generate an annualized return of nearly 30%. Users may participate according to their individual risk appetite.
According to Drift’s official announcement, the Drift Protocol released its latest recovery update on June 3, 2026. An independent forensic investigation conducted by cybersecurity firm Mandiant has confirmed that the prior attack against Drift was carried out by the North Korean threat group UNC6862, whose tactics closely align with those historically employed by North Korean state-sponsored hacking operations. On the rebuilding front, Drift announced the appointment of Noah Prince—former Engineering Lead of the Helium Protocol—as Protocol Lead, who will spearhead codebase hardening and platform security architecture redesign. Additionally, former members of the Gauntlet team have been brought on board to conduct margin engine reviews, optimize funding rates and market parameters, enhance liquidation mechanisms, and implement continuous risk monitoring. Drift plans to relaunch with “security-first” as its core principle, repositioning itself as Solana’s largest USDT-perpetuals exchange. With support from strategic partners including Tether, Drift will establish a dedicated recovery pool funded by platform revenues to compensate users for losses. Further details regarding the recovery mechanism and timeline will be disclosed progressively.
Stable, a blockchain focused on USDT payments, launched its yield product StableEarn on May 26, expanding its business from stablecoin payments to fund management. The first vault has gone live on Morpho, with crypto risk management firm Gauntlet responsible for configuring deposited assets within Morpho’s lending markets and managing risk parameters and rebalancing. The product targets neobanks, fintech companies, payment processors, and individual users. The first vault is powered by Theo’s products, featuring strategies including tokenized U.S. Treasury exposure (thBILL), interest-bearing gold tokens backed by loans to jewelers (thGOLD), and an interest-bearing stablecoin built on gold derivatives (thUSD).
Tempo has announced the integration of the DeFi lending market Morpho, bringing a $7.5 billion lending market to its network. The project's main business is to provide fintech companies and enterprises developing on the Tempo chain with the ability to lend directly on-chain and earn yields on idle stablecoins.The lending system for Morpho on Tempo will feature customized markets provided by risk firms Gauntlet and Sentora, and will use RedStone oracles for pricing. (coindesk)