Tokenized Diamond Market Booms Amid Crypto Banking Crisis as Investors Seek Hard Assets – Here's What You Need to Know
Amidst the chaos of last weekend's banking collapses and a major stablecoin depegging, investors found solace in a surprising asset class: tokenized diamonds. As market volatility peaked, reports from CoinDesk show that...
As market volatility peaked, reports from CoinDesk show that sales in digitized diamonds skyrocketed by 300%, with Diamond Standard's marketplace leading the charge.
Founder and CEO Cormac Kinney confirms that the surge in trading volume was so significant that the Diamond Standard Spot Market remained open nonstop....
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