WLFI repaid 25 million USD1 loans at Dolomite, and the deposit interest rate has returned to 10.43%
WLFI has repaid 25 million USD1 loans on Dolomite, and the available liquidity of USD1 on Dolomite has now recovered to 35 million USD.
The deposit interest rate for USD1 on Dolomite has returned to a normal 10.43% (previously it had surged to 34%), slightly higher than USDC's 9.07% and USDT's 7.74%. Currently, WLFI still has 162 million USD (152 million USD1 + 10.31 million USDC) in loans on Dolomite, with collateral of 4.99 billion WLFI (worth approximately 402 million USD).
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