TREE NEWS update: Tydro has restored its $75 million USDC borrow cap after a freeze, leaving about $24.5 million of room below the limit. The reserve holds $18.6 million in available liquidity, which sets a lower ceiling on immediate new lending.
Tydro Restores $75M USDC Borrow Cap After Freeze
The gap between the restored cap and the reserve's available liquidity is the real constraint here: headroom under the limit is far larger than what can actually be lent right now. That distinction matters for anyone modeling how quickly the freeze's effects unwind, since utilization against the reserve, not the cap, will drive near-term conditions. Whether liquidity is replenished to match the restored cap is the open question.
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