Bancor pauses impermanent loss protection citing ‘hostile’ market conditions
Veteran DeFi protocol Bancor came under heavy scrutiny for pausing the impermanent loss protection program at a time when liquidity providers need it the most.
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Veteran DeFi protocol Bancor came under heavy scrutiny for pausing the impermanent loss protection program at a time when liquidity providers need it the most.
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