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Nasdaq-listed Aurelion has committed $48 million in Tether Gold to the newly launched XAUE protocol, marking a significant institutional move into yield-generating tokenized gold and highlighting a growing trend in real-world asset tokenization.
The decentralized lending giant Aave has seen a massive $15 billion outflow of deposits after the Kelp DAO bridge exploit, raising concerns about DeFi's interconnected risks and potential bad debt across the ecosystem.
Hong Kong's Flow Capital is tokenizing a $150 million private credit fund on DigiFT, aiming to raise an additional $30 million. This move highlights the growing trend of traditional finance embracing blockchain for distribution, yet industry experts caution against equating tokenization with guaranteed liquidity for il
Ethereum Layer-2 network Scroll is dissolving its Security Council and reducing staff to curb expenses, following the departure of its top protocol, Ether.fi, which migrated to Optimism, taking $160 million in TVL and $13 million in annualized fees.
Bitwise has filed a second amendment for its proposed spot Hyperliquid ETF, including the ticker $BHYP and a 0.67% management fee, indicating a launch is on the horizon.
World Liberty Financial is moving to address mounting pressure from early WLFI token holders, signaling a forthcoming governance vote on a phased unlock schedule after 18 months of illiquidity and legal threats.
Prediction market giant Polymarket is launching a full exchange upgrade, including a new 1:1 USDC-backed stablecoin, Polymarket USD, to enhance control and streamline trading ahead of its significant U.S. market re-entry.
DeFi lending giant Aave is grappling with significant operational shifts as key risk manager Chaos Labs departs, citing "fundamental misalignment" and the complexities of the upcoming V4 upgrade, raising questions about the protocol's stability and risk oversight.
A crypto attorney suggests the recent $280 million exploit on Solana-based Drift Protocol may qualify as 'civil negligence,' citing alleged failures in basic operational security and due diligence, as investigations point towards North Korean-affiliated threat actors.