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Ethereum Foundation Deploys 3,400 ETH to Morpho

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On March 18, the Ethereum Foundation announced it has deployed 3,400 ETH to Morpho Vaults, with 1,000 ETH allocated to Morpho Vaults V2. Last October, the foundation previously deployed 2,400 ETH and $6 million in stablecoins to Morpho Vaults V1. The Ethereum Foundation also lauded Morpho, noting: “Morpho Vaults V2’s core contract cannot be upgraded, paused, or modified by anyone. No admin keys. No emergency switches. This isn’t a restriction—true cypherpunk infrastructure does not ask users to trust its builders, and it eliminates that need.”
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