Available liquidity in one reUSD-backed market vanished in two hours; rates across four tracked markets eased to roughly 9%–13% by Oct. 31.

The reserve has about $24.5 million of room below the cap, but its $18.6 million in available liquidity sets a lower ceiling on immediate new lending.

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.

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.

The Sentora-curated product routes deposits into DeFi lending, with assets moving off Uphold and withdrawals dependent on market liquidity.

Suppliers were earning about 6.9% APY, while borrowers faced roughly 7.70% APR after liquidity tightened earlier this week.

Core WBTC and cbBTC borrowers gain about 11% more capacity against the same collateral, but drawing the new maximum leaves less room for a price drop.

Aave’s Ethereum USDT curve now raises borrowing costs sooner as liquidity tightens. Existing debt keeps its accrued interest; a new rate changes how the balance grows from then on.