Canadian regulator explains stance on crypto staking, lending for investment funds
Staking is still allowed, while the lending opportunities are limited and the proportion of “illiquid” assets is restricted.
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Staking is still allowed, while the lending opportunities are limited and the proportion of “illiquid” assets is restricted.
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