Resilience Rising: Abracadabra DAO Next Steps - Full Speed Ahead
Dear Abracadabra Community, First and foremost, we are proud to announce that following the recent exploit, our immediate actions have effectively mitigated the issue. The DAO treasury, with its robust $15M in assets, is prepared to fully collateralise the exploited amount. This decisive step ensures that our protocol operations will continue to run smoothly and safely, maintaining the trust and security our users expect!Exploit and MitigationYesterday we faced a $6.5M MIM exploit due to a vu...
Post Mortem - attack on GM Cauldrons 25/03/25
Security precautions:1. HexagateAbracadabra integrated Hexagate for automated incident response, configuring it to halt borrowing in cauldrons across supported chains when detecting high or critical issues in monitored contracts. This was achieved through a single permissioned call to the Cauldron Owner contract. The monitors were systematically set up for all cauldron deployments listed in the abracadabra-money-contracts GitHub repository as of 07/02. Hexagate runs a proprietary ML process t...
Abracadabra Lands on Nibiru
Introduction:With the recent launch of the Nibiru EVM, the ecosystem now requires an efficient stable swap mechanism — and Abracadabra’s MIMSwap is here to fill that role. MIMSwap, Abracadabra’s innovative AMM DEX, is purpose-built for the exchange of tightly pegged assets, enabling users within the Nibiru ecosystem to provide liquidity and earn yield on their stablecoins. To boost rewards even further, users can stake their MagicLP tokens, compounding their earnings on stablecoin assets. In ...
Resilience Rising: Abracadabra DAO Next Steps - Full Speed Ahead
Dear Abracadabra Community, First and foremost, we are proud to announce that following the recent exploit, our immediate actions have effectively mitigated the issue. The DAO treasury, with its robust $15M in assets, is prepared to fully collateralise the exploited amount. This decisive step ensures that our protocol operations will continue to run smoothly and safely, maintaining the trust and security our users expect!Exploit and MitigationYesterday we faced a $6.5M MIM exploit due to a vu...
Post Mortem - attack on GM Cauldrons 25/03/25
Security precautions:1. HexagateAbracadabra integrated Hexagate for automated incident response, configuring it to halt borrowing in cauldrons across supported chains when detecting high or critical issues in monitored contracts. This was achieved through a single permissioned call to the Cauldron Owner contract. The monitors were systematically set up for all cauldron deployments listed in the abracadabra-money-contracts GitHub repository as of 07/02. Hexagate runs a proprietary ML process t...
Abracadabra Lands on Nibiru
Introduction:With the recent launch of the Nibiru EVM, the ecosystem now requires an efficient stable swap mechanism — and Abracadabra’s MIMSwap is here to fill that role. MIMSwap, Abracadabra’s innovative AMM DEX, is purpose-built for the exchange of tightly pegged assets, enabling users within the Nibiru ecosystem to provide liquidity and earn yield on their stablecoins. To boost rewards even further, users can stake their MagicLP tokens, compounding their earnings on stablecoin assets. In ...

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Abracadabra never stops innovating, deep dive in this introduction article for our new version of Cauldrons: our isolated lending markets engine.
Let’s start with a brief introduction on what cauldrons are. Cauldrons are Abracadabra’s modified and licensed version of Kashi lending Markets, that run on both Degenbox and Bentobox.
Cauldrons allow users to borrow MIM using another asset as collateral. Each cauldron is collateral specific and the complete list of all the Abracadabra’s lending markets can be found here.
Here at Abracadabra, we believe that innovation is key to success, and so we have worked on improving them over the past few months.

The new version of our cauldrons introduces new features and functionalities that will improve user experience as well as protocol stability. Let’s dive into them!
Abracadabra values community input, and strives towards improving wherever it can. Following your suggestions, we have implemented the optionality to impose a MIM borrow limit per address. Depending on what this parameter is set, we can limit the amount of leveraged MIM a single address can borrow, therefore allowing more individuals to enter high-demand cauldrons and avoid that all the spots are filled by few large players.
The owner of the contract (in this case our team) can decide to increase the borrow limit per address depending on demand and market conditions.
Protocol and MIM stability is of the utmost importance for the Abracadabra Team. V3 cauldrons have the optionality of a variable interest rate, decided based on market condition and executed only upon the main multisign executions. You can find Abracadabra main multisign here.
The conditions on which it can be increased are the following:
From 0% to 1% instantly.
After this initial increase, a maximum of 75% increase on the current interest rate can happen every 3 days.
As an example with made up numbers, consider that it can go from 0 to 1% instantly, and then to 1.75 only after 3 days.
Note that we will make sure to communicate with large anticipations any upcoming changes in the interest rate of our cauldrons, to allow every user to have the time to react accordingly.
What does this Variable Interest Rate solve?
As of v2 cauldron, Abracadabra finds it difficult to match the market demand of MIM with supply exactly, since interest rates are fixed. V3 cauldrons change that by allowing the protocol to gain a strong mechanism in maintaining the peg by incentivising borrowing/lending to return the market to an equilibrium. In an instance of a depeg occuring or being close to occuring, an interest rate change can be executed upon in order to make more people either borrow MIMs, or to pay back MIMs. Therefore adjusting the amount of MIM in supply. This makes the protocol overall much more bulletproof to depegs.
As of right now, in order to reduce the amount of MIMs available in a particular market, we need to burn the MIMs deposited using Abracadabra Main Multisign. This process takes time, and is sometimes not the most appropriate in order to react to sudden market movements. In cauldrons V3, the team will have the ability to reduce the amount of MIMs available without burning them. Note that this is possible of course only for MIMs that have not yet been borrowed.
This is implemented by imposing a borrow limit per address at 0, hence not allowing any new open positions or by using a total borrow limit function!
Cauldrons V3 are already working! Our yvDAI market is the first of its kind, many more will follow, that will allow our users to farm and leverage the best possible yields available in DeFi. If you wanna find out more on when these cauldrons are released, make sure to follow and turn on notifications to our Twitter account!
If you have any questions, make sure to join our Discord channel, our mods will be more than happy to help you!
Abracadabra never stops innovating, deep dive in this introduction article for our new version of Cauldrons: our isolated lending markets engine.
Let’s start with a brief introduction on what cauldrons are. Cauldrons are Abracadabra’s modified and licensed version of Kashi lending Markets, that run on both Degenbox and Bentobox.
Cauldrons allow users to borrow MIM using another asset as collateral. Each cauldron is collateral specific and the complete list of all the Abracadabra’s lending markets can be found here.
Here at Abracadabra, we believe that innovation is key to success, and so we have worked on improving them over the past few months.

The new version of our cauldrons introduces new features and functionalities that will improve user experience as well as protocol stability. Let’s dive into them!
Abracadabra values community input, and strives towards improving wherever it can. Following your suggestions, we have implemented the optionality to impose a MIM borrow limit per address. Depending on what this parameter is set, we can limit the amount of leveraged MIM a single address can borrow, therefore allowing more individuals to enter high-demand cauldrons and avoid that all the spots are filled by few large players.
The owner of the contract (in this case our team) can decide to increase the borrow limit per address depending on demand and market conditions.
Protocol and MIM stability is of the utmost importance for the Abracadabra Team. V3 cauldrons have the optionality of a variable interest rate, decided based on market condition and executed only upon the main multisign executions. You can find Abracadabra main multisign here.
The conditions on which it can be increased are the following:
From 0% to 1% instantly.
After this initial increase, a maximum of 75% increase on the current interest rate can happen every 3 days.
As an example with made up numbers, consider that it can go from 0 to 1% instantly, and then to 1.75 only after 3 days.
Note that we will make sure to communicate with large anticipations any upcoming changes in the interest rate of our cauldrons, to allow every user to have the time to react accordingly.
What does this Variable Interest Rate solve?
As of v2 cauldron, Abracadabra finds it difficult to match the market demand of MIM with supply exactly, since interest rates are fixed. V3 cauldrons change that by allowing the protocol to gain a strong mechanism in maintaining the peg by incentivising borrowing/lending to return the market to an equilibrium. In an instance of a depeg occuring or being close to occuring, an interest rate change can be executed upon in order to make more people either borrow MIMs, or to pay back MIMs. Therefore adjusting the amount of MIM in supply. This makes the protocol overall much more bulletproof to depegs.
As of right now, in order to reduce the amount of MIMs available in a particular market, we need to burn the MIMs deposited using Abracadabra Main Multisign. This process takes time, and is sometimes not the most appropriate in order to react to sudden market movements. In cauldrons V3, the team will have the ability to reduce the amount of MIMs available without burning them. Note that this is possible of course only for MIMs that have not yet been borrowed.
This is implemented by imposing a borrow limit per address at 0, hence not allowing any new open positions or by using a total borrow limit function!
Cauldrons V3 are already working! Our yvDAI market is the first of its kind, many more will follow, that will allow our users to farm and leverage the best possible yields available in DeFi. If you wanna find out more on when these cauldrons are released, make sure to follow and turn on notifications to our Twitter account!
If you have any questions, make sure to join our Discord channel, our mods will be more than happy to help you!
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