deus

Web3 robot company XMAQUINA tweeted that it will launch the DEUS token TGE on May 27.

The agent-oriented privacy settlement layer Amadeus Protocol has acquired the agent financial AI frontend Bitte for $1.7 million, with the transaction amount paid using AMA tokens.

According to official news from the Web3 robot company XMAQUINA, proposal XMQ-02 has been officially approved, receiving over 19 million votes in support, with a support rate exceeding 96%. The proposal aims to allocate 128,067,280 DEUS tokens (approximately 12.8% of the total supply) and $150,000 USDC for key initiatives such as community presale, liquidity support, and ecosystem development.The main allocation plan includes: Community Presale: Allocating 110 million DEUS (11% of total supply) for the final round of community presale to raise funds for expanding DAO's equity investment in leading humanoid robot companies. Liquidity and Ecosystem Growth: Allocating 18,067,280 DEUS (1.8% of total supply) and $150,000 USDC for exchange listing fees, liquidity support, and DAO infrastructure development. Token Transferability: Authorizing the activation of the transfer function for DEUS tokens from January 1 to February 15, 2026, paving the way for exchange listings and market access.

Web3 robot company XMAQUINA has released a governance proposal prepared for the token DEUS TGE, which seeks DAO approval to allocate the remaining genesis auction supply: 128,067,280 DEUS (approximately 12.8% of the total supply) and $150,000 USDC from the DAO treasury to key initiatives preparing for the DEUS token generation event, including: a final community sale before the TGE, with up to 110 million DEUS (11% of the total supply) available for sale, with the sale date and details to be officially announced in the next 10 days in collaboration with strategic release partners; approximately 1.8% of the total supply of tokens for liquidity and exchange listing matters.The proposal states that the main goal of this sale is to inject more funds into the DAO to continue acquiring equity in humanoid robot companies. Furthermore, approval of this proposal will enforce the engine to activate the transferability of DEUS tokens within a specified timeframe. The voting on this proposal will end on December 6, with the current support rate at 95.39%.

Elixir's official Twitter account announced that the stablecoin deUSD has officially been retired and no longer holds any value. The platform will initiate a USDC compensation process for all holders of deUSD and its derivatives (such as sdeUSD). The affected parties include collateral providers on lending platforms, AMM LPs, Pendle LPs, and others.Elixir also warns users not to purchase or invest in deUSD through AMM or other channels.

The founder and CEO of Aave, Stani.eth, posted on the X platform stating that the risk management team Gauntlet has suspended Compound withdrawals; due to the de-pegging of deUSD, users are unable to withdraw funds in the presence of bad debt risk, which is in a "locked" state. Gauntlet CBO Nick Cannon responded in the comments, saying, "The pause is proactive, just like what we did for Aave a few years ago, and it has reduced the risks highlighted in the screenshot," while Stani.eth commented, "This asset should not be listed in the main market."Data shows that the deUSD stablecoin began to experience severe de-pegging last night, and it has currently decoupled to $0.1, with the total market cap dropping from tens of millions to millions of dollars.

Elixir Protocol has announced the termination of its deUSD synthetic stablecoin, a move triggered by the chain reaction following Stream Finance's suspension of withdrawals earlier this week.Stream Finance has encountered difficulties due to an external fund manager disclosing a $93 million loss, currently owing Elixir over $68 million. Elixir has processed approximately 80% of the deUSD holders' redemption requests and has taken a snapshot of the remaining holders, promising to fully redeem at a 1:1 ratio with USDC. Currently, Stream Finance holds about 90% of the deUSD supply (approximately $75 million), and Elixir is working with decentralized lending platforms such as Euler, Morpho, and Compound to liquidate its Stream positions and allocate funds to deUSD holders.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the modular blockchain project Elixir has announced the launch of the decentralized synthetic dollar deUSD, aimed at challenging Ethena's USDe. Elixir claims to have $1 billion in liquidity to support this newly launched yield token.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, the Web3 gaming company Saltwater has completed a $5.5 million seed round financing, led by crypto investment firms Deus X and Fourth Revolution Capital (4RC). This round of financing will be used for team recruitment, investing in new technologies, and expanding the business into new areas.Previously, Saltwater has acquired game developers Maze Theory, Nexus Labs, and Quantum Interactive, which developed games such as "Doctor Who" and "Blood and Truth."

ChainCatcher news, former Galaxy Digital executive Tim Grant has founded a cryptocurrency-focused investment firm, Deus X Capital, which has now accumulated $1 billion in investment assets and capital to be deployed in private equity, venture capital, risk building, and fund allocation.Deus X Capital's announcement indicates that it invests globally, with operations in Malta, London, and the United Arab Emirates. Deus states that its existing investments include its wholly-owned Netrios, as well as stakes in Hilbert Group and Galaxy, along with venture investments in SEBA, HAYVN, and Cryptochill. It has also allocated funds to hedge funds in the field, with specific amounts undisclosed. Cryptocurrency market maker AlphaLab40 will be Deus X's first incubation project.Tim Grant previously served as the head of Galaxy Digital for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, and will serve as CEO of Deus X Capital; Stuart Connolly, formerly of Red Acre Ventures, will take on the role of Chief Investment Officer.

ChainCatcher news, the attacker of the DeFi protocol DEUS stablecoin DEI has returned 2023 ETH to the multi-signature address 0xb80cf3af288f24d6eee35183eda1564bfeeb874a on Arbitrum, DEUS tweeted that they are in the process of confirming. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the DeFi protocol DEUS confirmed on Twitter that one of the attackers' addresses for DEI (starting with 0xdf610228) has transferred 1,070,127 Binance-Peg Dai Tokens (worth approximately $1.07 million) to a multi-signature address on the BSC chain controlled by the DEUS team.Previously reported, the stablecoin DEI launched by DEUS was hacked yesterday, with losses exceeding $6.3 million. DEUS stated today that if the funds are returned, they will not take any legal action, and 20% of the funds will be offered as a bounty for the vulnerability. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, the stablecoin DEI launched by the DeFi protocol DEUS has been hacked. DEUS tweeted: "For all white hat hackers who were able to save funds during today's DEI exploit, we confirm that 0x7f5ae1dc8d2b5d599409c57978d21cf596d37996 is the multi-signature address owned by the DEUS team on Arbitrum. If you (white hat hacker) have not returned the funds yet, please contact us. With the help of white hats and partner projects, the DEUS team has paused the relevant contracts and burned DEI to prevent further damage. We will follow up with a post-mortem analysis and develop a recovery plan in the coming days. In the meantime, please do not interact with any DEI contracts."Security firm PeckShield commented: "This appears to be a public burn exploit, with losses of $1.3 million just on the BSC chain. The ARB/ETH deployment will also be affected. The Arbitrum deployment was hacked, resulting in losses exceeding $5 million."DEI, the stablecoin launched by DEUS, quickly depegged to $0.18 around 3:30 AM today and has now rebounded to $0.29. (source link)