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Bybit turns custody into the first line of defense, not the last
Bybit’s integration with Cactus Custody introduces an off-exchange settlement system that keeps assets locked down until trades clear, drastically reducing…
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Brazil’s VERT launches private credit solution on the XRP Ledger
VERT, a Brazil-based capital markets firm, has joined the growing trend of companies looking to tap into tokenization with a…
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Dow Jones, S&P 500 rise on heels of Trump’s trade and AI plans
U.S. stocks rallied Wednesday, July 23, with the Dow Jones surging 370 points, as investors cheered a trade deal with…
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Standard Chartered-backed Zodia Custody joins Ondo’s Global Markets Alliance
Zodia Custody, a digital assets custody platform backed by Standard Chartered, has joined the Global Markets Alliance, an initiative by…
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Aave ETH liquidity thins as Justin Sun ‘moves billions like grocery shopping’
Aave has reserves of Ethereum, and they’re thinning fast. The culprit, according to Marc Zeller, a contributor on Aave, is…
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Cango finalizes pivot to a Bitcoin mining company
Cango Inc., a publicly traded company listed on the New York Stock Exchange, has completed its transformation into a Bitcoin…
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Trump-backed WLFI and Vaulta forge Web3 banking alliance in US
Trump-linked World Liberty Financial has found a new ally in Vaulta, the rebranded EOS Foundation. Their alliance aims to bridge…
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$10 billion real estate push: MultiBank.io taps Fireblocks for tokenization
MultiBank Group’s digital asset division partnered with Fireblocks to bring $10 billion in real estate on chain. Summary MultiBank.io launched…
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White House crypto report drops July 30: Here’s what’s at stake
The White House’s crypto policy report is set to drop on July 30, and it could either ignite a new…
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Yuga Labs’ $9m judgment overturned in Bored Ape copycat case
In a sudden turn of events, non-fungible token giant Yuga Labs has lost a $9 million judgment after a U.S.…
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