Ondo Finance has surpassed $4 billion in total value locked (TVL), doubling its holdings since January by expanding from US Treasuries into tokenized equities and ETFs. The platform enables 24/7 blockchain access to traditional financial instruments, attracting institutional partners like Franklin Templeton and J.P. Morgan. Despite the recent passing of founder Nathan Allman, leadership remains strong with CEO Ian De Bode and new ETF expert John Hoffman. Ondo's compliance-first approach positions it well as the tokenized real-world asset market grows amid increasing interest from major asset managers.
Bitcoin analyst Willy Woo highlights a significant divergence between Bitcoin and the S&P 500, comparing it to a similar pattern seen in 2015 before the 2017 bull market. This decoupling suggests Bitcoin may be entering a bullish phase while equities...
Oracle's stock price has fallen 54% from its highest point, marking a significant decline. Historically, when Oracle experienced a similar drop, it took more than ten years for the stock to recover fully. This long recovery period highlights potentia...
Chip Wilson, founder of Lululemon Athletica, and his wife Shannon "Summer" Wilson have filed for divorce after more than two decades of marriage. The legal proceeding was initiated in British Columbia's Supreme Court in April, with no prenuptial agre...
Celestia (TIA) surged 11.5% to a four-month high of $0.48, driven by its role as a data availability layer in modular blockchains and strong staking demand, with 43% of tokens staked at a 5.48% reward rate. Despite a pullback to $0.43 due to profit-t...
Solana has seen a significant inflow of $348 million in real-world assets (RWA) over the past 30 days. This influx highlights growing investor confidence and adoption of Solana's blockchain for asset tokenization. The trend may boost Solana's ecosyst...
