August 8 - August 14

This week we added Midas mROX, two Lagoon async vaults (T9 Flagship cbBTC and Gami USDC), InfiniFi's siUSD and liUSD products, EtherFi Liquid ETH on Optimism with WETH, weETH, or ETH deposits. Midas withdrawal actions now include redemption settlement events, so you can see when funds actually move, not just when a request is confirmed.

New Yield Integrations

  • Midas mROX (Ethereum): The RockawayX market-neutral strategy vault is available as a Midas yield on Ethereum, taking USDC deposits with both instant and standard redemption paths and a live schedule overlay for the instant fee and available liquidity.
  • Lagoon: T9 Flagship cbBTC and Gami USDC (Ethereum) vaults are now available. Entries submit a deposit request, pending deposit shares surface as Preparing, and exits batch claimable deposit shares into a single claim-and-request-redeem call. APY comes from Lagoon's monthly-net-APR feed.
  • InfiniFi siUSD and liUSD (Ethereum): InfiniFi USDC yields cover the siUSD staked product and the 1-week and 4-week liUSD lock tenors. siUSD exits are instant, gated on an empty redemption queue and available redeem liquidity.
  • EtherFi Liquid ETH (Optimism): Liquid ETH on Optimism accepts WETH, weETH, or native ETH as deposits and withdraws in weETH. Ethereum Liquid ETH now also withdraws weETH instead of eETH.

Bug Fixes

  • Lagoon exits: Lagoon exits accept useMaxAmount and expose shareAmount and shareAmountRaw. A max exit with no redeemable shares returns 412 with a message explaining that the deposit is still settling or the balance is zero.
  • TVL reporting: Current-day TVL on /performance for Morpho now sums across all holders on the latest snapshot date. Daily per-project TVL for Aave and SparkLend lending markets is now calculated from live balances.
  • GET /v1/validators: The name, address, provider, status, preferred filters apply to validators loaded outside the database path, with pagination applied after filtering so total reflects the filtered count.

API Improvements

  • Midas: GET /v1/actions and /v1/actions/:id can include an events array carrying REDEMPTION_SETTLED and REDEMPTION_CANCELLED with the on-chain settlement transaction hash and timestamp, so a confirmed request transaction can be distinguished from Midas actually moving the funds on WITHDRAW_REQUEST actions.