Elixir taps Curve to bring BlackRock’s BUIDL to DeFi
Token holders can mint deUSD against BUIDL, BlackRock’s onchain money fund, and swap on Curve, a popular DEX. Go to Source
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Token holders can mint deUSD against BUIDL, BlackRock’s onchain money fund, and swap on Curve, a popular DEX. Go to Source
Holders of Blackrock’s tokenized money fund can now tap into DeFi opportunities while earning interest from United States Treasury bills, Securitize said. Go to Source
The tokenized money market fund will launch on nearly half a dozen new blockchain networks. Go to Source
Franklin Templeton says this is the first tokenized money fund to launch on Coinbase’s layer-2 network. Go to Source
The United States Treasury Department is taking an interest in stablecoins and tokenization. Go to Source
Blackrock, the world’s largest asset manager, is reportedly seeking to disrupt the $3 trillion crypto derivatives market by pushing to have its BUIDL token accepted as collateral. Discussions are ongoing with major exchanges like Binance and Deribit. The token’s interest-paying structure could appeal to institutional investors seeking alternative collateral options in the growing derivatives sector. … Read more
BlackRock and Securitize are reportedly in talks to integrate BUIDL as collateral for derivatives trading on Binance, OKX, and Debirit. Go to Source
The card links to WisdomTree’s WTGXX onchain money fund, which yields 4.6% APR. Go to Source
Institutional investors and wealth managers anticipate a sharp increase in digital asset fund launches, with 70% of those surveyed expecting a rise over the next 12 months, according to new research by Nickel Digital Asset Management. 92% of respondents also foresee traditional financial institutions entering the sector with their own funds, driven in part by … Read more
From Jan. 11 to Sept. 26, 2024, Blackrock, the world’s largest asset manager, collected an astonishing 363,626.36 bitcoin, valued at just over $24 billion as of Sept. 27. This accumulation puts Blackrock’s exchange-traded fund (ETF), IBIT, on the cusp of controlling nearly 2% of bitcoin’s total supply. A Look at How Blackrock Quickly Accumulated Billions … Read more