The USDC borrow limit fell 31.2% to 51.6 million tokens, leaving about $1.1 million of headroom at the time of reporting.

The collateral restrictions apply wherever the assets are listed, with different rules for existing V3 and V4 positions.

Repayments, withdrawals and liquidations remained available during the precautionary freeze. Tydro's dashboard displays $62.36 million in outstanding borrows.

A matched one-ETH example shows how fees shrink a quoted gap—and why prefunding moves transfer risk to rebalancing rather than removing it.

Jupiter's API showed just 3.35 USDC immediately withdrawable against 418.5 million USDC in Earn deposit claims.

The plan would remove about $3.7 billion of unused borrowing capacity on V3 and $130 million on V4, while the existing freeze still blocks new loans.

Guardian screening can prevent transfers from completing as Binance says partners have frozen about $3 billion in affected assets.

Perpetuals turnover reached $17.44 billion on Oct. 29, while liquidations climbed to about $252 million and outstanding positions declined.

Ethereum accounted for $4.22 billion of the day's trading, while activity also increased at PancakeSwap, Curve and Raydium.

Trading in the DAI/USDC/USDT pool climbed to $343 million, while its USDT balance increased and holdings of the other two stablecoins fell.