DOLA
Inverse DOLA
Inverse Finance's CDP-issued stablecoin — debt-backed, with Fed Chairs (lending policy) and Fed Banks (deployment) as the architecture.
DOLA mints against deposited collateral on Inverse's FiRM lending market, with isolated-collateral markets and personal-collateral-escrows. Past exploit history (2022 oracle manipulation, $1.2M loss) factors into risk profile; subsequent re-architecture under FiRM addresses the original failure mode.
See on StableLens
/stablecoins/DOLA — live data, risk grade, and methodology citation.
Related terms
- CDP (collateralised debt position)A user-opened debt position backed by crypto collateral — the issuance mechanism for DAI, LUSD, GHO, crvUSD.
- Lending marketA pool-based protocol where suppliers earn interest from borrowers, with rates set algorithmically by utilisation.
- Oracle manipulationAn exploit class where an attacker moves the price an oracle reports, then triggers favourable liquidations / mints.