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Elixir Launches USDC Recovery Portal for Lenders Impacted by Stream Insolvency

Elixir shuttered deUSD withdrawals in November after Stream’s insolvency raised concerns over $63M in collateral.
Elixir Launches USDC Recovery Portal for Lenders Impacted by Stream Insolvency
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Elixir Elixir Labs, the issuer of yield-bearing tokenized fund deUSD, has launched a claims portal to return funds to lenders impacted by its exposure to Stream.

What's the Scoop?

  • Proposed Settlement: Elixir has committed to an approximately 80% recovery rate for users who lent against its deUSD and sdeUSD tokenized yield products through Euler Euler and Morpho's lending markets. Eligible users in affected vaults and markets (as determined by a snapshot taken on or about November 2, 2025) can claim a pro rata distribution of recovered funds by agreeing to an Elixir-proposed settlement.
  • Liability Release: By accepting the terms of Elixir's claim portal, impacted lenders agree to release all claims (whether known or unknown) and waive class action rights against, "Elixir, Euler, and certain curators and other persons described below, as well as their affiliates and personnel and the other releasees described below."
  • Unhappy Lenders: Immediately after Elixir's decision to shutter withdrawals in November, DeFi risk curator K3 Capital threatened legal action, alleging a "coordinated fraudulent scheme" orchestrated by Elixir and facilitated by Stream Finance. At the time of writing, K3 Capital had yet to issue a public statement on Elixir's proposed settlement.

Jack Inabinet

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Jack Inabinet is a Senior Analyst with a passion for exploring the bleeding edge of crypto and finance. Prior to joining Bankless, Jack worked as an analyst at HAL Real Estate where he conducted market research and financial analysis for commercial real estate development and acquisition activities in the Seattle region. He graduated from the University of Washington’s Michael G. Foster School of Business.

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