Tydro Unfreezes Markets but Keeps New Borrowing Blocked

The distinction between unfreezing markets and keeping new borrowing blocked is the real signal here: Tydro is restoring exit paths for existing positions while still withholding new credit, which suggests the precautionary concern has not been fully resolved. With roughly $62 million in outstanding borrows, the priority is clearly letting users repay and withdraw rather than expanding exposure. The absence of a timeline for resuming new loans leaves depositors and borrowers guessing about the protocol's risk posture. Whether Tydro clarifies what triggered the freeze, and how quickly new borrowing returns, is the open question.