Money Market
The v0.8.9 update introduces the Market Anomaly Guard (MAG)—a production-ready enhancement to Nolus’ liquidation framework. MAG safeguards users against unfair liquidations by identifying extreme price anomalies on DEXs and temporarily pausing liquidation processes when swap outputs fall below a defined safety threshold. This mechanism ensures that positions are only liquidated under fair market conditions, offering users a critical buffer during periods of volatility. In addition to MAG, this release includes margin admin validation, internal storage upgrades, and multiple bug fixes and refactors that enhance system robustness and maintainability. Notably, a new liquidity pool in $OSMO has also been instantiated, enabling users to open short positions against the asset through Nolus’ margin trading module
Following the upgrade to Nolus Core v0.8.0, which introduced support for ibc-go v10 (IBC v2), several performance and UX enhancements are now undergoing testing. Most notably, these improvements include a 30% reduction in the time required to open a margin position and the complete removal of the “collect” state. With this change, positions that have fully repaid their debt will automatically close, and remaining funds will be credited directly to the user's wallet—streamlining the user experience and improving protocol efficiency
WebApp
Work on the integration of WalletConnect—aimed at enabling seamless mobile wallet connectivity—is currently on hold due to a bug identified in the WalletConnect library. Once the issue is resolved upstream, development will resume, bringing the full mobile experience and on-the-go access to Nolus’ DeFi tools closer to release
A more streamlined architecture is also under active development to improve how the app consumes and configures supported protocols within the money market. This update will shift all references for available protocols, networks, assets, decimal precision, and related metadata to the admin contract—eliminating hardcoded definitions across the frontend. Once complete, this approach will significantly reduce maintenance overhead, ensure greater consistency, and accelerate the onboarding of new listings across supported environments
ETL (Blockchain Indexer)
A full revamp of the Nolus ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) module is currently underway to overcome existing scalability constraints and support more robust data delivery. The new architecture is designed to serve structured, query-ready datasets directly to consumer frontends—including the Nolus web app, DeFiLlama, third-party aggregators, and integrated protocols. This will enable faster access to accurate, real-time protocol metrics and improve overall interoperability