ListaDAO and PancakeSwap monitoring risky lending vaults on MEV Capital and Re7 Labs

PancakeSwap and ListaDAO are monitoring several vaults where sUSDX and USDX are used as ￰0￱ vaults show alarmingly high borrowing rates, as well as no ￰1￱ and ListaDAO announced they are observing lending vaults on MEV Capital and Re7 ￰2￱ vaults hold USDT and USD1 as stable and liquid assets, but use the more volatile sUSDX and USDX as ￰3￱ are aware and has been closely monitoring the @MEVCapital USDT Vault and @Re7Labs USD1 Vault, where collateral assets ($sUSDX and $USDX ) continue facing abnormally high borrowing rates without repayment ￰4￱ an on-chain P2P lending protocol, Lista Lending has been… — Lista DAO (@lista_dao) November 6, 2025 ListaDAO expressed concerns that the vaults showed extraordinary borrowing rates, but no ￰5￱ DAO, as a P2P lending protocol, was concerned about potential DeFi ￰6￱ and sUSDX offer high-risk collateral The freely available USDX asset already trades at a discount at $0.68.

The staked version, sUSDX traded at a premium of $1.13, though it recently fell to $1.06. The staked version cannot be freely swapped or released, hence the usage of lending vaults to access a more liquid ￰7￱ value of staked USDX (SUSDX) started dropping in the past day, suggesting heightened risk for the synthetic stablecoin. |) November 4, 2025 Problems with DeFi lending vaults may cause a loss of ￰8￱ more traders shifted to stablecoin positions, they were seeking passive yield to grow their ￰9￱ the same time, lending vaults were not low-risk, especially with the addition of new algorithmic ￰10￱ lending still carries over $69B in value locked, of which over $32B are in Aave ￰11￱ vary by protocol and vault, but lately, some of the lending protocols like Morpho have seen increased scrutiny for especially high-risk ￰12￱ your project in front of crypto’s top minds?

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