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Most AMMs treat redeemable assets like standard correlated pools: stablecoin/stablecoin, RWA/stablecoin, or LST/ETH. That works well enough when the job is routing swaps through deep liquidity.
A lot happened in April: ARM Vaults generated record APYs, OETH migrated collateral to compounding validators, and OUSD began allocating USDC to Morpho markets on HyperLiquid. Despite the volatility
March was a strong month across products. ARM TVL reached new highs on both vaults, Origin Ether’s migration to compounding validators is underway, OUSD expanded to Base, and OGN buybacks crossed 84
Liquid staking infrastructure should be verifiable by default. OETH's migration to compounding validators is a step toward that. Built on two of the most consequential recent additions to Ethereum's
It’s easy to miss progress when it compounds quietly. Here’s what happened at @OriginProtocol in February. ARM Expansion & Performance The ARM expanded into a new LST market with @ether_fi's eETH. We
With yearly volume surpassing $1.5 billion and 100% of fees continuing to be directed to xOGN stakers, the ARM has become one of Origin Protocol’s fastest-growing revenue engines. Here’s how we got
10% APY is great, so why are over half of OS holders skipping it? It’s not because they don’t like the yield. It’s because they’ve found an even bigger opportunity. Using $OS in DeFi can earn higher
Origin Sonic (OS): Two Weeks In & Gaining Speed It's only been two weeks since OS launched, and the momentum is undeniable. ⚡️ From high-yield opportunities to insane Sonic Points multipliers, let’s
