Lending

Lending protocols form the backbone of the decentralized money market, allowing users to lend or borrow digital assets without intermediaries. Using smart contracts, platforms like Aave and Morpho automate interest rates based on supply and demand while requiring over-collateralization for security. The 2026 lending landscape features advanced permissionless vaults and institutional-grade credit lines. This tag covers the evolution of capital efficiency, liquidations, and the integration of diverse collateral types, including LSTs and tokenized RWAs.

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Bank of England governor sees potential in stablecoins

Bank of England governor sees potential in stablecoins

The post Bank of England governor sees potential in stablecoins appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Homepage > News > Finance > Bank of England governor sees potential in stablecoins Bank of England (BoE) Governor Andrew Bailey has said he recognizes the potential of stablecoins for payment system innovation and to reduce the United Kingdom’s reliance on commercial banks, as long as the digital assets satisfy the conditions for public trust. In an article written for the Financial Times, Bailey said that it “should be possible to have innovation in the form of money” and that “it would therefore be wrong to be against stablecoins as a matter of principle.” The BoE governor also said he recognized stablecoin’s potential for “driving innovation in payments systems both at home and across borders.” When talking about the potential of stablecoins, Bailey said his focus was on using them like traditional currency, i.e., “at scale for payments and settlement in the real economy.” This contrasts with their main use today, as a way to enter and exit digital asset markets. For this reason, digital assets not pegged to a fiat currency, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, do not meet his definition of money. Bailey’s apparent enthusiasm for using stablecoins at scale for day-to-day settlements in the real economy demonstrates a departure from previous BoE thinking on stablecoins. Specifically, in a November 2023 discussion paper, the bank proposed setting individual caps on digital pounds between £10,000 ($13,472) and £20,000 ($26,944), while asking for feedback on a possible lower limit of £5,000 ($6,736). Such limits would make scaling up a British pound denominated stablecoin for everyday use extremely difficult, if not completely unworkable. The BoE governor’s comments this week suggest that this may have been a point well made in the consultation feedback. However, while Bailey may have indicated a U-turn from the bank on stablecoins, he was also keen to…

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Best Crypto To Invest in Today As ETH and SOL Rally, Smart Investors Are Adding Tapzi to Their Portfolios Today

Best Crypto To Invest in Today As ETH and SOL Rally, Smart Investors Are Adding Tapzi to Their Portfolios Today

But while these giants dominate the spotlight, sharp investors are quietly looking at a new crypto coin to buy — […] The post Best Crypto To Invest in Today As ETH and SOL Rally, Smart Investors Are Adding Tapzi to Their Portfolios Today appeared first on Coindoo.

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Which Crypto To Buy Before BTC Make A New High, Experts Favor a Hidden Gem With $2 Target

Which Crypto To Buy Before BTC Make A New High, Experts Favor a Hidden Gem With $2 Target

The post Which Crypto To Buy Before BTC Make A New High, Experts Favor a Hidden Gem With $2 Target appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Bitcoin (BTC) is getting close to its next all-time high. Investors looking for a bigger rise are now focusing on DeFi projects that are driven by utility. Mutuum Finance (MUTM) is one of these that stands out as a hidden gem because it offers simple features and structured token demand. Even though BTC is stable, …

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Mutuum Finance sees 250% growth, sells 740m tokens

Mutuum Finance sees 250% growth, sells 740m tokens

Mutuum Finance is emerging as one of the leading DeFi presales in the market, combining structured growth, broad adoption, and transparent operations. #partnercontent

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Ethereum Foundation Dumps ETH for Stablecoins; Meanwhile, This New Crypto Is What Investors Are Turning To

Ethereum Foundation Dumps ETH for Stablecoins; Meanwhile, This New Crypto Is What Investors Are Turning To

The post Ethereum Foundation Dumps ETH for Stablecoins; Meanwhile, This New Crypto Is What Investors Are Turning To appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Ethereum Foundation has shifted a major part of its reserves into stablecoins, underscoring how even the largest blockchain nonprofits are becoming strategic with their treasury.  The move comes just as Mutuum Finance (MUTM), a new entrant in decentralized finance, is accelerating through its presale phases and attracting increasing attention from crypto investors looking for their next big opportunity. Ethereum Foundation Converts ETH To Stablecoins The Ethereum Foundation has been actively rebalancing its treasury. It recently converted 1,000 ETH worth $4.5 million into stablecoins, following up on a larger September swap of 10,000 ETH valued at $43.6 million. These transactions highlight a clear effort to secure capital while ETH prices remain elevated, recently peaking at $4,600. Such steps align with the foundation’s policy to cut annual spending from 15% of treasury holdings down to 5% in 2030. Their goal is to maintain reserves that can fund operations for at least two and a half years. Timing is crucial, and the use of CoWSwap’s time-weighted execution method reveals a preference for decentralized tools over centralized exchanges. Mutuum Finance Gains Momentum In Presale As the Ethereum Foundation strengthens its reserves, investors are steadily moving into new crypto coins that promise utility beyond speculation. Mutuum Finance (MUTM) has positioned itself as one such project. The presale is currently in Phase 6, priced at $0.035, already 60% filled. Since the opening phase, when tokens sold for $0.01, the price has climbed 250%, giving early holders a 3.5x gain. So far, $16,850,000 has been raised with 16,770 total holders. Phase 6 is selling out quickly, and once complete, Phase 7 will push the price up 14.3% to $0.04. MUTM is set to launch at $0.06, meaning current buyers stand to realize gains of around 371% after listing. The structured presale ensures that every phase rewards early…

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Grayscale Launches First U.S. Spot Crypto ETPs With Staking for Ethereum and Solana

Grayscale Launches First U.S. Spot Crypto ETPs With Staking for Ethereum and Solana

The firm announced that both its Ethereum Trust ETF (ETHE) and Ethereum Mini Trust ETF (ETH) will now offer investors […] The post Grayscale Launches First U.S. Spot Crypto ETPs With Staking for Ethereum and Solana appeared first on Coindoo.

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Backpack platform launches BNB trading, margin, and lending services

Backpack platform launches BNB trading, margin, and lending services

The post Backpack platform launches BNB trading, margin, and lending services appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Takeaways Backpack has launched BNB trading, margin, and lending services. Users can now perform spot trades, margin trades, and lending/borrowing with BNB. Backpack, a crypto exchange and wallet platform, today launched BNB trading, margin, and lending services for users. Users can access these features through Backpack’s integrated trading interface. Backpack has expanded its offerings by integrating support for additional blockchain ecosystems, enabling users to swap, bridge, and trade assets across networks in its wallet. Exchanges are increasingly adding margin and lending functionalities for popular tokens to enhance capital efficiency, allowing users to earn interest on collateral while trading. The addition of BNB services follows Backpack’s strategy to broaden its asset support and provide comprehensive trading tools for digital assets across multiple blockchain networks. Source: https://cryptobriefing.com/backpack-platform-bnb-trading-margin-lending/

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Standard Chartered Bank: $1 trillion in emerging market bank deposits may be lost due to dollar stablecoins

Standard Chartered Bank: $1 trillion in emerging market bank deposits may be lost due to dollar stablecoins

PANews reported on October 6th that The Block, citing a recent report from Standard Chartered Bank, suggests that the rise of dollar-denominated stablecoins and their widespread adoption overseas could lead to an outflow of up to $1 trillion from emerging market bank deposits. The article notes that users in emerging markets are turning to dollar-denominated stablecoins as a hedge against local currency instability and capital controls, accelerating the shift of deposits toward dollar-denominated digital assets. Standard Chartered predicts that the total market capitalization of the entire stablecoin market is expected to reach $2 trillion within three years. This trend poses a challenge to the traditional banking system, particularly regional and community banks that rely heavily on consumer deposits to support their lending.

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The Inexorable Growth In Air Travel And It’s Implication

The Inexorable Growth In Air Travel And It’s Implication

The post The Inexorable Growth In Air Travel And It’s Implication appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. PARIS, FRANCE – JUNE 27: A general view of the Eiffel Tower at dusk as the Olympic Rings are displayed during previews ahead of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games on June 27, 2024 in Paris, France. (Photo by Ryan Pierse/Getty Images) Getty Images One of the foundational facts of commercial air travel is that the number of people flying globally is closely linked to world Gross Domestic Product. That is as the economy continues to grow over time, so does the demand for air transportation and by extension, the need for new aircraft to fulfill that demand as well as to replace older aircraft that are economically obsolete. Dips in world GDP, occasioned by recessions (dot-com bubble, fiscal crisis), pandemics (SARS, COVID) or wars (Ukraine, 9/11) can disrupt the monotonic increase of air travel demand, but eventually the curve reverts to the mean. In this case, that mean is roughly 4 per cent year over year, and world Revenue Passenger Miles (RPM’s) – a paying passenger travelling a mile – have recently returned to pre-pandemic levels. Most of those RPM’s are utilized for leisure travel which is estimated to make up as much as 85% or more of miles flown. Business passengers are only around 12 to 15% of overall travel but they are vastly more profitable, making up as much as 75% of profits for a given flight. This is because business travelers tend to purchase premium seats, often make last minute changes which incur fees or higher prices and spend more on amenities. A more recent development has been the blending of business and leisure travel to create a category called “bleisure.” While adding a few days at a destination that was the focus of a business event for personal reasons has always existed, the category has expanded…

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LUKB Becomes First Swiss Universal Bank to Accept Crypto for Loans

LUKB Becomes First Swiss Universal Bank to Accept Crypto for Loans

Switzerland has always been known for its careful approach to finance, with banks that pride themselves on reliability and measured growth, but Luzerner Kantonalbank (LUKB) has been steadily introducing changes that reflect how modern clients now manage money.

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