The Compound v2 USDC market will be phased out from the IPOR USDC Index and removed from the whitelisted asset management strategies.
Compound continues to deprecate its v2 market. In the last few months, the collateral factors for long tail assets have been gradually lowered, which will continue in the coming months. Compound also wants to actively encourage its users to migrate their USDC supply and borrow positions to Compound v3. For this purpose, the reserve factor has already been increased several times, most recently on January 22, 2024. The reserve factor is currently 60%. This leads to a large spread between supply and borrow rates.
The size of the USDC v2 market has continuously decreased in recent months.
It currently only makes up around a quarter of the composition of the IPOR USDC index.
With the expansion of the IPOR USDC index to include AAVE v3 and Compound v3 (IIP-12), its share will decrease even further. At the same time, it is expected that the volatility of Compound v2 USDC market interest rates will continue to increase as the size of the market continues to decrease.
The Compound v2 USDC market will be phased out from the IPOR USDC Index. The phase out period is 2 weeks.
Due to the low supply rate, the market is also removed from asset management whitelist.
A phase out of the USDT and DAI markets is not necessary at this time as Compound has not yet started deprecating these markets. However, this may become necessary in the future. Compound is working on a USDT v3 market.
The relatively short phase out period, which corresponds to the phase in period selected in IIP-12 for the v3 markets, was chosen to ensure that the Compound v2 USDC market is no longer included in the IPOR USDC index at the next reserve factor increase .
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