BlackRock's USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund (BUIDL) on Avalanche surged past $900 million in assets, doubling from about $464 million in just one week. This rapid growth reflects increasing institutional demand for tokenized U.S. Treasury assets across blockchains, with Avalanche now holding the second-largest BUIDL allocation after Ethereum. Launched in March 2024, BUIDL offers institutions on-chain access to Treasury bills and aims for income with liquidity and stability. The fund's expansion on Avalanche highlights growing adoption of tokenized real-world assets in crypto markets, with further developments expected as multi-chain distribution continues.
In the 91st week of President Trump's second term, Congress voted unanimously (420-0) to publicly release taxpayer-funded sexual misconduct settlement records. The Trump administration also reported significant actions including dismantling millions ...
Grab Holdings is set for multi-year growth in revenue and earnings across Southeast Asia's ride-hailing, delivery, and fintech sectors. Its recent share price dip may offer a buying opportunity for long-term investors. The company plans to acquire a ...
KR1 plc, a blockchain infrastructure company listed on the London Stock Exchange, has launched Ethereum validators operated by P2P.org and plans to stake up to 6,000 ETH. The initial deployment includes 10 validators, with further deployments dependi...
Dogecoin dropped 2.6% in one day and 6.5% over the week, underperforming the broader memecoin sector which shrank by 8.4%. Despite a bullish daily chart structure earlier, Dogecoin failed to sustain gains above $0.1008 and retreated to around $0.08, ...
Ladder Capital reported strong third-quarter results highlighted by improving asset quality, a $400 million increase in its commercial real estate loan portfolio, and a third consecutive quarter of rising dividend coverage, now at 152%. The company a...
