Arch Lending cofounder discusses crypto lending safeguards post-Celsius collapse
The rise of cautious crypto lending models post-Celsius highlights a shift towards more secure, regulated practices in the digital finance sector. The post Arch Lending cofounder discusses crypto lending safeguards post-...
Archive context
Published in the last two hours.
The rise of cautious crypto lending models post-Celsius highlights a shift towards more secure, regulated practices in the digital finance sector.
The post Arch Lending cofounder discusses crypto lending safeguards post-Celsius collapse appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Why this matters
This research story adds another data point to the current market tape and is useful when read alongside nearby source coverage.
Original source
Read on Crypto BriefingRelated market context
Arch Lending eyes tokenized stocks as next collateral market
Arch Lending’s Himanshu Sahay said on Cointelegraph’s Chain Reaction podcast that the lender plans to move into tokenized equities...
Circle pays millions for Binance distribution while its margins collapse
Circle is doubling down on Binance after USD Coin (USDC) stablecoin customer balances on the exchange nearly quintupled since thei...
Bitcoin clears $86,000 as $1B in shorts liquidated again – battle now shifts to $90k
Bitcoin’s break above $86,000 has cleared a major pocket of bearish leverage and put $90,000 back in traders’ sights. The largest...
CFTC chair warns of mass tokenization shift in financial markets over next decade
The anticipated mass tokenization could revolutionize financial systems, prompting regulatory adaptations and influencing crypto m...
EU central banks attack MiCA rules and stablecoin runs are blamed
Europe’s central banks want the European Union to rethink a rule designed to make stablecoins safer, but that can also link a toke...
ECB and EU Central Banks Want the Stablecoin Yield Ban to Reach Lending and Staking
The European Central Bank and the EU’s national central banks asked the European Commission to extend MiCA’s ban on paying interes...