Algorand's defi protocol Algofi shuts down due to ‘confluence of events'

Algorand's largest decentralized finance (defi) protocol Algofi will shut down as the platform says it is unable to maintain the highest standards following a “confluence of events.

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Algorand-based decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol, Algofi has announced the closure of its platform. The project contributed more than 50% to Algorand's total value locked (TVL)

Algorand's DeFi protocol, AlgoFi, has announced that it will soon begin to shut down the platform and leave it only in withdrawal mode. The motivation is a “confluence of events,” including the collapse of the crypto ALGO.

The leading decentralized finance (DeFi) platform in Algorand, Algofi, will suspend its services as the Algorand blockchain suffers deteriorate activity. Their latest blog post indicated that the protocol will launch withdrawal-only mode soon. Moreover, it indicated that Algofi has encounter challenges in ensuring high standars. “..

Algorand's (ALGO) largest decentralized finance protocol, Algofi, will wind down because current events have made its continued operations non-viable, according to a July 10 statement. “A confluence of events has taken place that no longer makes building and maintaining the Algofi platform to the highest standards a viable path for our company.

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