Crypto Daily Digest - October 14th
DeFi
- SushiSwap's stable pool is now live on Polygon, Optimism, Metis, Kava. Source
- The Uniswap community proposal to deploy Uniswap V3 on zkSync got passed. Source
- DeFi lending protocol Alchemix v2 migration completed. Source
- Cosmos ecosystem asset management platform Pulsar Finance launched on Cosmos. Source
- Frax will launch its $ETH liquid staking solution soon. Source
- XEN Crypto is live on Avalanche and ETHPoW. Source
- Increment Liquid Staking Protocol is live on Flow mainnet. Source
- QuickSwap is live on Polygon zkEVM testnet. Source
- Arbitrum-based margin trading protocol Dolomite announces its launch.
CeFi
- Tether completely eliminates commercial paper from its reserves. Source
- Binance Pool launches a $500M Bitcoin miner lending project. Source
- Kraken hired Gemini’s former head of UK Blair Halliday to run its UK operations. Source
- Crypto trading firm NYDIG lays off about 33% of staff. Source
Policy & Regulation
- Law firm Roche Freedman is removed from a class action against Tether and Bitfinex. Source
- CFTC chair Rostin Behnam said crypto spot market regulation a "big step for us". Source
- Voyager creditors take issue with immunity plans for execs in bankruptcy. Source
Metaverse & NFTs
- Ukrainian Art Museum to preserve art and cultural heritage through NFT auction. Source
- DappRadar report that blockchain games and metaverse projects raise $1.3 billion in Q3. Source
Fundings
- BlockTower launches a $150 million fund backed by BPI France and Mass Mutual. Source
- Crypto wallet company Pine Street Labs closes $6 million seed round led by Polychain Capital. Source
- MetaStreet raises $10M with participation from Dragonfly Capital and others. Source
- Metaverse company MetaJuice raises funds through token sales with Animoca Brands involved. Source
DeFi
Ethereum
NFT
Bitcoin
DEX
Staking
Sushiswap
Uniswap
Layer 2
Tether
Fund Raising
Stablecoins
Binance
Metaverse
Polychain Capital
Animoca Brands
Dragonfly
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