Crypto Gets Oily: Olive Oil Company Issued Euro Stablecoin Bond on Obligate
French agricultural firm Lamar Olive Oil has successfully issued an on-chain bond on the Switzerland-based DeFi platform Obligate, marking a notable development in business financing models using crypto: At @obligatecom....
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