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Applying rehypothecation onto bitcoin or crypto ignores the fundamental essence of these assets arising from a core bitcoin innovation, Christopher Calicott writes. origin »
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A reading of Jeffrey Snider’s latest essay and Caitlin Long’s companion tweet thread.
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The institutionalization of bitcoin will create new problems and opportunities for bitcoin. One of the biggest problems of Wall Street getting involved with bitcoin, however, could be with bitcoin rehypothecation.
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Aave DAO delegate and service provider Aave Chan Initiative has initiated a proposal on the crypto lender’s governance forum to deploy Aave v3 on Sonic. Sonic Labs announced the mainnet launch of its layer-1 Ethereum Virtual Machine-compatible blockchain Sonic on…
Bitcoin’s emergence in collateral structures has the potential to revolutionize the lending landscape. Its ability to mitigate credit risk amid escalating uncertainties highlights its transformative power.
Crypto exchange Binance has announced a new airdrop program for BNB holders following reports that Changpeng Zhao controls over 60% of the token’s circulating supply. In a Wednesday announcement on its website, Binance introduced a new program aimed specifically at…
Dukascopy Bank has launched a crypto lending program, offering users access to 50% of their cryptocurrency's value in cash without requiring repayment, while retaining their crypto investments. The post Swiss Bank Launches a Revolutionary Crypto Lending Solution appeared first on BeInCrypto.
Coinbase Global plans to launch a digital asset ending platform for large institutional investors on Sep. 5
Coinbase, America’s largest crypto exchange, is winding down its Borrow program and has given borrowers four months to repay their loans. Coinbase To Shut Down Borrow Program The Coinbase Borrow program allowed eligible Coinbase customers in certain US states to borrow up to $1 million worth of US dollars by putting up bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies as collateral.
The project's new model uses an order book to match borrowers and lenders, relying on a market-based mechanism to set interest rates.