Morpho price

I was hit hard by this. **only my personal investments. My company and project aren't affected. I put an outsized portion of my crypto net worth (that is, basically all of it) into Stream because I had an acquaintance with the team and decided they were good people. I trusted them so much that I didn't withdraw after 10/11 (the team said in Discord that they didn't lose anything in the crash and in fact made money; I believed that), nor after the Cbb FUD. I should listened to the FUD. Now, it's unclear whether the "$93M lost" means 93M out of the $162M user deposit, or out of the ~$520M AUM (the team had used "looping" to inflate the AUM to that), how the remaining funds will be used (will the lenders on Euler/Morpho/Silo be paid off first before xUSD depositors? It seems Stream has a special creditor agreement with Elixir; will it be honored?), and when (in the coming weeks or in 3 years?) Depending on these questions, this looks like the best case a 20% haircut for me, or the worst case close to a total loss. The latter case, it would be the second time I lose everything in crypto, after the Terra collapse. I truly had learned nothing from that. All I hope for now is this is resolved soon and doesn't go like FTX, where the case drags on for years while the bankruptcy lawyers milk hundreds of millions of dollars from whatever is left. Anyways, again, this is only regarding my personal finance. My project (Dango) isn't affected. I will keep building, in fact build harder as I'm now completely out of ammo (only $600 or so left in my wallet) and building the project is the only way I can make it back.

Stream Finance @StreamDefi issued the Staked Stream USD ($XUSD) stablecoin, which severely depegged starting November 3, 2025, with a drop of over 57% within 24 hours, reaching a low price of $0.535. ⚠️ This event stemmed from a vulnerability exploited in the Balancer @Balancer V2 liquidity pool, leading to a multi-chain attack and panic over funds. The widespread use of $XUSD as collateral and liquidity asset amplified the chain reaction. Affected projects and protocols: The depegging of $XUSD primarily impacts #DeFi protocols that rely on it as collateral, liquidity pools, or lending assets. Here are the confirmed or high-risk affected projects: Core lending and collateral protocols 🚨 1️⃣ Euler @eulerfinance: $XUSD is used as collateral, and delays in oracle data updates may lead to bad debts, creating high-risk exposure. 2️⃣ Morpho @MorphoLabs: The utilization rate of $XUSD in the Morpho market on the Arbitrum chain reached 100%, with borrowing rates soaring to 88%, and prices falling below the LLTV (Loan-to-Value) threshold, facing liquidation risks. 3️⃣ Silo @SiloFinance: $XUSD as a collateral asset has significant risk exposure, potentially triggering a liquidity crisis. Liquidity and market protocols 🚨 Curated Markets: $XUSD is used for multi-chain collateral and liquidity provision, and the depegging has increased position pressure. MEV Capital: XUSD-related markets on Arbitrum have been impacted, with borrowing costs skyrocketing. @beets_fi: Some involved wallets have been frozen, and the officials are working with the team to investigate potential attack impacts. The protocols themselves have significant exposure risks in these markets, with the largest being $84 million in $USDT borrowed against $xUSD on Plasma @Plasma. Underlying ecosystem and fork projects 🚨 Balancer and its forks: The depegging of $XUSD originated from the Balancer V2 vulnerability (losses exceeding $128 million), and all DeFi projects that forked Balancer (such as Sonic) need to activate security mechanisms to prevent chain risks. Stream Finance: The issuer itself is hit the hardest, with the price volatility of $XUSD directly leading to user fund losses and withdrawal operations being interrupted.