DECREASE AND DROP

A New Report Claims That

Anchor protocol's reserves head toward depletion due to lack of

A new report claims that Do Kwon, Founder of TerraForm Labs and Terra (CRYPTO: LUNA), intentionally hiked Anchor Program’s interest from 3.6% to 20%, despite

Currently, Anchor borrowers pay around 10% APR on their loans. Borrowers also have to put down significant collateral. Anchor generates yield on the collateral, which

Anchor

Anchor, the flagship savings protocol of the Terra Luna ecosystem, has seen its reserves decline by 35.7% in the past seven days, according to Terra.Engineer.

How the Anchor protocol helped sink Terra

Terra Dev Claims He Raised Concerns Over Do Kwon Bumping

According To Mr

According to Mr. B, the Anchor Protocol platform was designed to only offer an interest rate of 3.6%.

Anchor Protocol Developer Reveals He Warned Terra's Founder

Anchor created demand for Terra. Unlike stablecoins such as Tether and USDC, Terra wasn’t directly backed by reserves. Instead, it was known as an “algorithmic

Do Kwon

The Wu blockchain took to Twitter, explaining that the initial interest rate of the Anchor protocol was initially 3.6% until Do Kwon rejected it. Then, the Terra founder bumped the interest rate

Do Kwon, co-founder and chief executive officer of Terraform Labs, laid out a series of measures on Jan. 28 to tackle the issue of depleting reserves on Anchor, the

Terra Founder Discusses Plan to Tackle Anchor’s - BeInCrypto

Terra Designer Says Do Kwon Purposely Increased UST Interest

Here's Why I'm Passing on Anchor's 20% APY - Nasdaq