The team says it is restricting exposure onchain and through relayers. Its statement does not confirm claims that a trader was blacklisted or prevented from closing positions.

The cited wallet showed about $1.73 million in realized trading gains on PaperDash. Papertrade’s loss-funded pool pays winners, with unpaid profits queued if cash runs short.

Reported staking rewards equaled about 69% of net trading losses, but the payouts redistribute money to PAPER stakers rather than reimburse each losing trader.

The 1000x-leverage venue’s dashboard showed roughly $5 million in its house pool and no queued payout debt as trading losses funded PAPER rewards.

DefiLlama tracked $137.1 million in trader balances and house liquidity combined. Those funds are not all available to pay winning trades.

Trading is scheduled for 10 a.m. ET on Oct. 10. User deposits are separate from the house-side pool, which starts at zero and grows from traders’ losses.

AERO converts one-for-one and VELO at roughly 0.044 new AERO per token; existing locks keep their remaining duration.

The four Tron addresses came off the USDT blacklist at 15:30 UTC with their balances intact, and THORChain has restarted Tron trading, deposits and signing. The 19 other wallets frozen in the same sweep are still blacklisted.

The stablecoin has about 2.77 million tokens in total supply, while DOT-backed borrowing is planned for a later phase.

The new reserve has filled its 30 million-token supply cap, with Aave displaying $29.67 million supplied.