DeFi lending and DEX fees fall 65% after June selloff
The decline in DeFi fees highlights potential liquidity risks and underscores the importance of monitoring borrowing demand for market recovery. The post DeFi lending and DEX fees fall 65% after June selloff appeared fir...
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The decline in DeFi fees highlights potential liquidity risks and underscores the importance of monitoring borrowing demand for market recovery.
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