Experts are still beating their heads over the cause of the TerraUSD crash

• Celsius indicated that the only reason it withdrew its funds off the site was due to “changes in the stability”.
• The corporation also made it clear that it benefited in no way from the consequent insecurity.
• Regulators are concerned about DeFi’s impact on investors and the financial system as a whole.

Cryptocurrency Experts are still scratching their brains, trying to understand what caused UST and LUNA to fail last May.

Nansen analytics has suggested that loan platform Celsius was one of the factors that contributed to TerraUSD’s demise. Celsius, on the other hand, is not convinced by these theories.

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This raises the question of transparency in the DeFi industry. It can be difficult to comprehend where money is moving or how easy it is to cause a currency crisis in this industry. This is why regulators are concerned about DeFi’s impact on investors and the financial system as a whole.

The Anchor Protocol was a popular service for TerraUSD holders, however, in May, a large number of investors withdrew their funds from Anchor. It is still unknown why this occurred, however, some explanations have emerged.

According to one of these ideas, Celsius was among the first to withdraw its funds from Anchor, resulting in a broader selloff on the site.

Celsius indicated that the only reason it withdrew its funds off the site was due to “changes in the stability.” The corporation also made it clear that it benefited in no way from the consequent insecurity.

Companies such as Celsius accept deposits from customers and then lend that money to other users for a fee. Celsius provides users with returns of around 14%. As a result, Avalanche’s 19.5 percent yields were highly appealing.