MakerDAO has approved Huntingdon Valley Bank, a US-based regulated bank founded in 1871, to open a stablecoin vault. This vault will work as a system allowing the bank to borrow DAI tokens after depositing off-chain loans on its balance sheet as collateral. MakerDAO is the issuer of the Dai (DAI) stablecoin. The DAO vote …
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The global investment bank allowed a borrower to use the cryptocurrency as collateral for a cash loan. Source link
March 31, 2022, 11:56AM EDT • 9 min read Quick Take Amid the crypto market slump, raising capital from the public markets becomes tougher than before for Bitcoin mining companies. Yet they still face the pressure for cash as they undergo infrastructure expansion and are due for the monthly equipment installments. We identified 38 private …
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Decentralized finance (DeFi) lending protocol Cream Finance suffered an exploit Monday when a hacker utilized a weakness in the $AMP token contract to level a flash loan attack — resulting in $18.8 million stolen. The protocol notified the community this morning that 418,311,571 in AMP and 1,308.09 ETH were lost in the attack. For the …
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The latest flash loan attack in the decentralized finance world has caused a total loss of $6 million. Source link
Fintech companies PayPal and Intuit were approved by the Small Business Administration (SBA) to distribute funds as part of the U.S. agency’s emergency lending program, enacted amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. PayPal and Intuit released statements on April 10, declaring their participation after the SBA’s approval, according to coverage by CNBC. The SBA plans administer …
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