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Bitwise’s recent filing for a Solana ETF amplifies the conversation around institutional interest in crypto assets, signaling a pivotal moment for SOL beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Aave’s GHO stablecoin deployment on Arbitrum marks a significant step in boosting stablecoin liquidity within Ethereum’s layer-2 ecosystem.
Strike introduces a groundbreaking Bitcoin-backed loan product that eliminates margin calls and forced liquidations, catering to borrowers’ needs for stability in volatile markets.
VanEck’s recent $135 million Bitcoin sale has not derailed its ambitious $1.25 billion strategy, showcasing the firm’s resilience in the volatile crypto market.
Strike introduces a groundbreaking Bitcoin loan service, eliminating margin calls while offering a competitive 14% APR. Explore the implications for crypto investors.
EDX Markets has successfully raised $76 million from SBI, marking a significant step towards bolstering its institutional crypto trading capabilities.
As Japan’s yen continues to decline, companies are increasingly turning to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and XRP as a hedge against economic instability.
In light of a recent bridge exploit, Secret Network is contemplating a move from the Cosmos ecosystem to Arbitrum, underscoring the ongoing challenges faced by blockchain platforms in ensuring security.
Vanguard, a stalwart in investment management, is set to appoint a new chief for its digital assets division, signaling a shift in its approach to cryptocurrency and digital investments.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has filed a lawsuit against a cryptocurrency pool operator, alleging fraudulent activities amounting to $14 million.