Binance founder Changpeng ‘CZ’ Zhao took the stage at Token2049 to share his views on how artificial intelligence and blockchain are reshaping the world—from education and governance to crypto adoption. In a fireside chat with Real Vision’s Raoul Pal, CZ spoke about scaling impact-driven initiatives like AI-generated storybooks for children, now available in 15 languages and reaching over 220,000 kids in just six months. CZ aims to educate up to a billion children for free with Giggle Academy. CZ is Advising Dozens of Country on Crypto Policy CZ’s ambitions extends beyond education. He revealed ongoing advisory roles with over a dozen governments, including the UAE, where his early involvement helped establish Dubai’s crypto regulatory body, VARA . He emphasized that blockchain’s value goes far beyond trading—covering use cases like land rights, digital IDs, and cross-border public services. “The Currency for AI is Crypto” “AI will change everything,” CZ said, highlighting its role in streamlining storybook creation, improving character consistency, and powering more interactive apps. He sees crypto as the natural financial layer for AI agents , which he believes will soon transact autonomously. “The currency for AI is crypto,” he added. Binance co-founder also said that while there were many AI agents with tokens today, most lacked real utility. He expressed a desire to see agents that provided genuine value and practical use, backed by meaningful tokens. He criticized the rise of AI token launchpads where users could create an agent with their own name at the click of a button, calling such tokens useless and claiming that “99.99% of them were useless.” CZ on Global Crypto Regulations On the state of global adoption, CZ noted that Europe is lagging while countries like Bhutan and the U.S. are leading the way with crypto strategic reserves. Talking about India , CZ pointed out high taxes as a blockade for crypto adoption in the country. He called for more mission-driven founders in Web3 and urged entrepreneurs to focus on building real, user-centric applications—not just chasing token hype. Reflecting on Binance’s early days, CZ admitted to underestimating the speed of its growth and the impact that stablecoins were going to have. The post CZ Questions Utility of Crypto Al Agents at Token2049 Dubai appeared first on Cryptonews .
Lending remains a cornerstone of the DeFi space, which is why protocols connecting borrowers and lenders must do even more to differentiate themselves from competitors. Silo Finance is a perfect example, and with its recent launch of V2 on the Sonic network, the protocol is bringing a breath of fresh air to a buzzing sector. A top 20 lending protocol by TVL , Silo is on a mission to make borrowing and lending smoother, safer, and more user-friendly than ever. As you would expect from a V2, the latest iteration to roll off the production lines showcases no end of improvements and new features, including the much-vaunted Silo Vaults…. Locking Down Risk: Isolated Pools, Savvy Safeguards In truth, Silo didn’t have to reinvent the wheel with V2: the non-custodial protocol had already powered loans worth hundreds of millions across 50+ markets. Just as well, then, that its brain trust has retained all the features that made the OG protocol tick, while adding a sprinkling of stardust to raise the bar. One of the most notable improvements concerns the introduction of risk-isolated pools that keep twin-asset markets separate, meaning a single failure doesn’t spark a domino effect – even if a market goes south. V2 also brings a dual-oracle system to the table, splitting loan-to-value (LTV) calculations from liquidation triggers to cut down on bad debt risks. With the latter system, market creators can tweak LTV ratios, liquidation thresholds, and interest models for any ERC-20 asset, giving them more autonomy over loan terms than ever before. And that’s not all: V2 lets anyone spin up a lending market for any ERC-20 token, adjusting settings to fit their needs. A shiny new UI, meanwhile, helps lenders identify the best risk-adjusted yields; though the old-school UI has been retained for those who wish to use it. While Silo V2 meshes seamlessly with other DeFi platforms thanks to the ERC-4626 integration, “Hooks” let users redirect idle liquidity to other protocols for extra yield or even set up fixed-term loans. Unveiling V2 Vaults Perhaps the real cherry on top is the recent launch of Silo Vaults , described as a “liquidity-unifying, yield-optimizing layer” built on ERC-4626 markets. With managed vaults, liquidity can be shuffled between isolated markets to maximize yields for lenders and keep interest rates sweet for borrowers. Third-party managers, for their part, call the tune by whitelisting markets, allocating liquidity, and setting supply caps, charging a performance fee (plus 7% of the $SILO supply based on their contributions to SiloDAO revenues) in exchange for their services. Having recently launched, Silo Vaults will initially have four DeFi vault managers: Re7 Labs, Apostro, Varlamore Capital, and Shorewoods. Because this feature supports any ERC-4626 contract, vaults represent a universal interface for managing DeFi deployments generally. With V2 set to land on Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, and other EVM-compatible chains following the initial Sonic rollout, more users will soon be able to experience what Silo Finance claims is a serious upgrade on its predecessor. Over to you, degens. Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice
Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin has shared his strategic priorities for the coming year, identifying two main themes he will focus on in 2025: improving Ethereum’s core infrastructure and accelerating the development of decentralized ecosystems. Vitalik Buterin Reveals Ethereum and Decentralization Priorities for 2025 On the Ethereum front, Buterin emphasized that efforts will continue to strengthen the network's long-term roadmap, paying special attention to security, decentralization, and privacy. These efforts include ongoing updates aimed at increasing the scalability of the Ethereum protocol and reducing reliance on centralized components. These updates are critical to ensuring the blockchain’s resilience and neutrality in the face of increasing adoption and regulatory scrutiny. Beyond Ethereum’s core, Buterin emphasized a broader goal of promoting more holistic decentralized ecosystems. His priorities include encouraging innovation in decentralized communication tools, governance mechanisms, and underlying infrastructure that support open-source collaboration and censorship resistance. The creator of Ethereum has consistently advocated for decentralization beyond the technical realm of blockchains and has frequently called on the community to consider how decentralized systems could reshape social, political, and economic structures. The 2025 agenda reinforces this vision, striving for a future in which not only money but also power and coordination tools are distributed across networks rather than concentrated in institutions. Buterin’s renewed focus comes at a time when Ethereum continues to lead as the foundation layer for decentralized finance (DeFi), non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and increasingly new forms of digital identity and governance. With scalability upgrades like Danksharding and broader experiments in decentralized governance on the horizon, the roadmap outlines Ethereum’s ambition to continue to be the foundational layer of Web3 and a model for decentralized coordination in an increasingly digital world. *This is not investment advice. Continue Reading: Ethereum Founder Vitalik Buterin Shared His Strategic Priorities for the Next Year! He Draws Attention to Two Topics! Here Are the Details
This opens up the blockchain to hundreds of institutional investors, opening up the doors to TRX staking on the TRON blockchain. P2P.org , a leading staking-as-a-business provider for custodians, exchanges, and private investors, has been officially voted as a TRON Super Representative (SR), the company confirmed this Tuesday. The staking service provider will become a node validator on the TRON blockchain, bringing institutional TRX staking services to its clients. Becoming a TRON SR validator sees P2P.org expand its validation services to more than 40 blockchain networks, including Solana, Ethereum, Polkadot, Polygon, and Celestia, among others. Crucially, the move will establish a new pathway for its hundreds of institutional investors towards TRX staking on the TRON network. Alex Esin, CEO at P2P.org, believes joining TRON will be a significant move for institutional staking to enhance staking adoption globally. Speaking on its induction as a Super Representative validator, Esin shared: "Becoming a TRON Super Representative Validator represents a significant advancement in our validator portfolio. This expansion strengthens our position across more than 40 networks and creates valuable new opportunities for our institutional partners to optimize their TRX holdings with industry-leading staking solutions." Notwithstanding, as a newly elected SR, P2P.org will both strengthen TRON's infrastructure and create pathways for institutions to access staking rewards on the network. How To Become A TRON SR Validator TRON Super Representatives, or block producers, have the responsibility of securing the network, validating transactions, making governance decisions, and produce blocks. The Super Representatives are 27 elected validators that form the backbone of the network's delegated proof of stake (DPoS) consensus. This is done by producing blocks every three seconds, validating transactions, voting on governance decisions, and sharing block rewards with their voters. The SRs are elected through voting, with any account being eligible to enter the voting period. The candidates can apply to become an SR by paying 9,999 TRX (~$2455) and then participating in the election. Once the DAO votes you in among the top 27 candidates, you become an SR. Only a Super Representative (SR) or a Super Partner (backup SR) can act as a validator on the Tron network, helping validate transactions, produce blocks, and maintain the security of the network. Speaking on the growing TRON ecosystem and why more institutions are looking towards the blockchain over its competitors, Sam Elfarra, Community Spokesperson for the TRON DAO stated: "With its scalability and minimal transaction costs, TRON has become the blockchain of choice for an increasing number of DeFi platforms focused on institutional adoption. As the builders of a thriving ecosystem with hundreds of institutional clients, we are thrilled to welcome P2P.org as a Super Representative." As stated above, P2P.org aims to continue its quest to grow institutional staking, and the latest move is a testament to its goal. So far, the company boasts $4.7 billion in total value locked, spread across more than 40 blockchains. P2P.org has also built a thriving ecosystem that serves over 90,000 delegators and hundreds of institutional clients. Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice
Web3 platform SmarTrust is taking on platforms like Upwork with an on-chain escrow system. Web3 is coming to the growing market of freelance work. On Wednesday, April 30, Reactive Network Developer Fund announced the latest funding recipient , SmarTrust. The project is building a multichain escrow layer for Web3 freelancers and clients, based on Reactive Smart Contracts. The network will enable clients to lock funds in smart contracts, which can be released in milestones for payments. These programs are transparent and programmable, without the need for centralized intermediaries. The network also enables third-party dispute resolution, which boosts security for both clients and freelancers. You might also like: Web2 has failed the planet—It’s up to web3 to fix it | Opinion Reactive Network at the core of SmarTrust SmarTrust leverages Reactive Smart Contracts. Its event-driven infrastructure enables SmarTrust to work across several EVM-compatible chains and even to bridge logic and state across these chains. Emilijus Pranckus, Ecosystem Head at Reactive Network, explains the role Reactive plays in SmarTrust. You might also like: Web3 won’t scale until wallets grow up | Opinion “SmarTrust is tackling a clear and pressing real-world problem. By placing Reactive at the core of their application, they are enabling trustless mechanisms between clients, freelancers, and adjudicators in a scalable way. This beautifully illustrates the value that a decentralized, events-driven IFTTT network brings to a wide range of smart contract-based applications,” Emilijus Pranckus, Reactive Network. The global freelancing market is growing, both in terms of its workforce and revenue. Between 2020 and 2024, the number of freelancers in the United States increased by 90% , with the trend expected to continue. By 2027, Statista projects that 86.5 million people in the US will be freelancing, which is more than half of its labor force. At the same time, the freelancing market will grow from the 2024 figure of $6.55 billion to $14.17 billion in 2029. A key factor driving this growth is the need for a more flexible workforce, enabling companies to adapt and scale faster. Read more: What is web3? Understanding the next era of the internet
Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas said on a recent podcast that the potential approval of staking for spot Ethereum ETFs may only have a small impact unless accompanied by a sustained price rally. He referred to Ethereum’s disappointing post-launch performance and pointed to the December 2024 price surge — driven by Trump’s election win — as the only period of notable ETF inflows. Balchunas now believes that ETH needs a multi-month rally and compelling narrative to rekindle investor interest. Meanwhile, Nasdaq filed to list a Dogecoin ETF from 21Shares, amid broader ETF proposals covering Solana, XRP, and other altcoins. The SEC also recently delayed decisions on Dogecoin and XRP ETFs until June. Despite a wave of over 70 crypto ETF applications, analysts still warn that market demand may not match Bitcoin’s. Ethereum ETFs Need More Than Just Staking Spot Ethereum ETFs may gain the ability to stake a portion of the Ethereum they hold, but this development alone is unlikely to attract major inflows unless there’s a more sustained rally in the token’s price. This is according to Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas. A crypto ETF is a publicly traded investment fund that tracks the price of a cryptocurrency or a basket of cryptocurrencies. It allows investors to gain exposure to crypto assets like Bitcoin or Ethereum without directly buying or storing the coins themselves. Instead, they can buy shares of the ETF on traditional stock exchanges, making it much easier and more accessible to invest in crypto through familiar financial channels. On the April 29 episode of the New Era Finance Podcast, Balchunas acknowledged that while staking approval would have ”a little” positive impact — and certainly wouldn’t hurt — the real issue lies in Ethereum’s lackluster performance since ETF launch. Balchunas pointed out that Ethereum struggled to sustain any long-term upward momentum, which has been a key reason behind the very tepid inflows to ETH ETFs since their launch in the United States in July. He specifically pointed to December’s brief surge in Ethereum’s price as evidence of the link between price action and ETF inflows. This surge was driven in part by Donald Trump’s election victory, which fueled a broader crypto market rally. During that period, ETH climbed 71% to reach $4,107 on Dec. 16, which started a 19-day positive streak in ETF inflows totaling around $2.44 billion, according to Farside data . ETH’s price action over the past year (Source: CoinMarketCap ) However, that rally was short-lived. Since hitting its peak, ETH declined by more than 50% and now trades around $1,807. Balchunas stressed that for Ether ETFs to regain its momentum, the asset will need a ”multimonth run” alongside a compelling narrative, not just occasional spikes in price. He explained that the timing of ETF launches is also critical. In contrast to Ethereum ETFs, spot Bitcoin ETFs benefited from a strong price performance immediately after their debut in January of 2024. This helped attract investor interest and drive inflows as Bitcoin soared to new all-time highs within two months. Meanwhile, many ETF issuers are still awaiting a decision from the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on whether Ethereum ETFs can offer staking. Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart commented that approval could come early, but the final decision deadline is not until the end of October. Nasdaq Seeks Approval for Dogecoin ETF Nasdaq recently filed a request with US regulators to list a 21Shares ETF tied to Dogecoin (DOGE), according to newly released regulatory documents . This move is the latest in a series of ETF proposals targeting the popular meme coin, following similar applications by asset managers Bitwise and Grayscale. 21Shares initially filed to launch its Dogecoin ETF on April 10 and also submitted filings for ETFs linked to other cryptocurrencies like Solana, XRP, and Polkadot. The listing cannot proceed until the SEC approves Nasdaq’s request, which could open the door to broader investor access to Dogecoin via an ETF structure. Dogecoin is considered to be one of the most recognized meme coins in the market. Unlike many other meme tokens, DOGE functions as the native token of its own blockchain network. The Dogecoin network is built on a proof-of-work system and is optimized for peer-to-peer transactions, offering faster and cheaper transfers compared to Bitcoin. It processed over 48,000 transactions in the past 24 hours, based on data from Bitinfocharts.com . Dogecoin stats ( Bitinfocharts.com ) Efforts to expand Dogecoin’s utility are also still ongoing. In September of 2024, blockchain projects QED Protocol and Nexus announced plans to introduce a layer-2 scaling solution that would enable smart contract functionality on the Dogecoin network. This could potentially enhance its capabilities and broaden its appeal beyond just simple payments. SEC Delays Dogecoin and XRP ETF Decisions While ETF issuers are still waiting to hear about Ethereum staking, the SEC delayed decisions on whether to approve two proposed ETFs tied to Dogecoin and XRP. According to newly released filings , the regulator pushed its deadline to rule on the ETF applications until June. The delay was announced after March submissions from exchanges NYSE Arca and Cboe BZX Exchange, which wanted to list Bitwise’s Dogecoin ETF and Franklin Templeton’s XRP ETF, respectively. DOGE’s price action over the past year (Source: CoinMarketCap ) Dogecoin is currently the most actively traded meme coin, and holds a market cap of around $26 billion. XRP is the native token of the XRP Ledger, and has a market cap of approximately $130 billion, according to CoinMarketCap data . These ETF filings are part of a growing wave in 2025, with the SEC reportedly reviewing close to 70 crypto-related ETFs as of late April. Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas shared that asset managers are pitching funds linked to a wide range of cryptocurrencies — from established tokens like XRP, Litecoin, and Solana to novelty meme coins like Penguins, Doge, and Melania-themed 2x leveraged tokens. The flood of ETF proposals comes during a time of increasing political pressure, with US President Donald Trump reportedly urging the SEC to adopt a more crypto-friendly approach. Despite the surge in filings, analysts still warned that investor enthusiasm for altcoin ETFs may fall short compared to those based on Bitcoin and Ethereum. Balchunas compared the ETF approval process to a band getting its songs onto streaming platforms — a necessary step for exposure, but not a guarantee of popularity. While US exchanges are actively pursuing crypto ETF listings, some are also calling for stricter oversight. In a comment letter that was sent to the SEC, Nasdaq urged the agency to apply the same regulatory standards to digital assets that it does to traditional securities, and argued that some tokens may effectively function as ”stocks by any other name.”
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Could Bitcoin be evolving beyond its reputation as a highly volatile, speculative asset? According to a leading voice at one of the world’s largest asset managers, the answer might be yes. Robert Mitchinik, the Head of Digital Assets at BlackRock , has shared a compelling perspective that could reshape how investors view the premier cryptocurrency. Mitchinik suggests that Bitcoin (BTC) is on a path to becoming a permanent low-beta asset . This isn’t just a passing observation; it’s a view grounded in recent market behavior and carries significant implications for portfolio diversification and institutional adoption. Let’s dive into what this means and why it’s generating buzz in the financial world. What Exactly is a Low-Beta Asset? Before we explore BlackRock’s perspective, it’s helpful to understand the concept of ‘beta’ in finance. Beta is a measure of a stock’s or asset’s volatility in relation to the overall market (usually represented by a major index like the S&P 500). Here’s a quick breakdown: Beta of 1: The asset’s price tends to move with the market. Beta Greater Than 1: The asset is more volatile than the market. If the market goes up 1%, this asset might go up 1.5% or 2%. Conversely, it would likely fall more in a downturn. Beta Less Than 1 (Low Beta): The asset is less volatile than the market. It might not capture all of the market’s gains but is also less susceptible to its downturns. Beta of 0: The asset’s price movement is uncorrelated with the market. Negative Beta: The asset tends to move in the opposite direction of the market. Historically, Bitcoin has exhibited a high beta, meaning its price swings were often much larger than those of traditional stock indices. This is part of why it has been considered a high-risk, high-reward investment. Why is BlackRock Seeing Bitcoin as a Low-Beta Asset? Robert Mitchinik’s observation is based on recent market dynamics. He pointed to periods of heightened U.S.-China trade tensions as a key example. During these times, traditional equity markets often experience significant volatility and declines due to uncertainty and potential economic impact. However, Mitchinik noted that during such periods, Bitcoin demonstrated a surprising level of stability compared to the volatile stock market. This behavior suggests a decoupling – Bitcoin ‘s price movements were less tied to the immediate fluctuations driven by traditional geopolitical and economic factors affecting equities. This decoupling is crucial. It indicates that Bitcoin might be starting to trade on its own fundamentals, narrative, or a different set of market forces, rather than simply acting as a leveraged play on overall risk sentiment reflected in stock markets. The Strengthening Narrative: Bitcoin as a Safe Haven The idea of Bitcoin acting as a safe haven asset isn’t new, but it has been debated intensely. Traditionally, assets like gold or certain government bonds are considered safe havens – places investors flock to preserve capital during times of economic uncertainty or market turmoil. The recent market behavior highlighted by BlackRock strengthens the argument for Bitcoin ‘s potential as a safe haven . If BTC remains stable or even appreciates during periods when stocks are falling sharply, it starts to fulfill one of the key functions of a safe haven asset: providing refuge from volatility in other markets. This perceived shift is powerful because it changes the narrative around Bitcoin from purely speculative tech asset to a potential store of value and portfolio stabilizer. This evolving perception is vital for broader acceptance. The Real-World Impact: Renewed Inflows into Spot Bitcoin ETFs BlackRock isn’t just making theoretical observations; their firm is a major player in the practical application of Bitcoin investing through financial products. The launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. earlier this year was a watershed moment, providing regulated and easily accessible avenues for investors to gain exposure to BTC. Mitchinik links the observation of Bitcoin ‘s lower beta behavior and its strengthening safe haven narrative directly to market activity. The belief in Bitcoin ‘s potential stability and decoupling during turbulent times is contributing to renewed inflows into these spot Bitcoin ETFs . Think about it: if institutional investors and financial advisors start seeing Bitcoin not just as a speculative gamble but as an asset that could potentially offer uncorrelated returns or act as a hedge against equity volatility, it makes allocating capital to products like spot Bitcoin ETFs a much more attractive proposition. These inflows are tangible evidence of changing investor sentiment and strategy. What Does a Potential Permanent Low-Beta Bitcoin Mean for Your Portfolio? If BlackRock’s view holds true and Bitcoin does become a permanent low-beta asset , the implications for investors are significant: Diversification: A low-beta asset with low correlation to traditional markets is a powerful tool for portfolio diversification. It can potentially reduce overall portfolio risk without necessarily sacrificing returns. Reduced Volatility Exposure: While Bitcoin would likely still experience price swings, a lower beta suggests these swings might be less extreme or less directly tied to the broader market’s emotional rollercoasters. Shifting Investment Thesis: The focus might shift slightly from pure directional bets on price appreciation to incorporating BTC for its potential hedging or diversification benefits. Of course, it’s essential to remember that this is an evolving view. The crypto market is still relatively young compared to traditional finance, and Bitcoin ‘s behavior could change again. External factors, regulatory developments, and mass adoption levels will all play a role in its long-term beta profile. The Future Trajectory of Bitcoin Mitchinik’s statement about Bitcoin becoming a ‘permanent’ low-beta asset is a bold one. It suggests a belief that the recent decoupling behavior is not a temporary anomaly but the beginning of a new phase for Bitcoin ‘s market dynamics. For this to become permanent, several factors might need to solidify: Continued institutional adoption treating BTC as a distinct asset class. Increased liquidity and market maturity reducing susceptibility to smaller events. Broader acceptance of its digital gold or safe haven narrative among diverse investor bases. This perspective from a firm like BlackRock is noteworthy because of their influence and the vast amount of capital they manage. Their views can shape institutional strategies and further drive the narrative around Bitcoin ‘s role in the global financial system. Conclusion: A New Era for Bitcoin? Robert Mitchinik’s comments from BlackRock offer a fascinating glimpse into how major financial institutions are starting to perceive Bitcoin . The idea of BTC evolving into a permanent low-beta asset , decoupling from volatile equities and solidifying its status as a potential safe haven , is a significant shift from past perceptions. This evolving view, supported by observations of recent market behavior and evidenced by inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs , suggests a maturing asset class. While volatility will likely remain a characteristic, a lower beta could fundamentally alter Bitcoin ‘s role in investment portfolios, positioning it less as a purely speculative play and more as a sophisticated tool for diversification and capital preservation in turbulent times. Investors should watch closely to see if this low-beta trend continues, as it could signal a new era for Bitcoin ‘s integration into the mainstream financial world. 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Semler Scientific CEO Eric Semler announced on April 30 via X that the company has acquired an additional 165 Bitcoins for $15.7 million. The latest purchase brings the company’s total Bitcoin ( BTC ) holdings to 3,467 BTC, now valued at $330.6 million. $SMLR acquires 165 #bitcoins for $15.7 million and has generated BTC Yield of 23.8% YTD. Now holding 3,467 $BTC . We bleed orange. 🚀 — Eric Semler (@SemlerEric) April 30, 2025 The acquisition was funded through proceeds from Semler’s ongoing $500 million at-the-market (ATM) equity offering. Between April 25 and April 29, the company sold 559,000 shares, raising approximately $19.5 million. The average purchase price of a new Bitcoin was $94,931 per coin, while the company’s overall average cost basis is $88,263 per BTC. You might also like: Bitcoin breaks through $95k amidst ongoing rally Semler’s Bitcoin reserve strategy Semler Scientific began accumulating Bitcoin in May 2024, declaring it their primary treasury reserve asset. Initial purchases included 581 BTC in May, 247 BTC in July, and 247 more in August. By October, the firm had ramped up its pace significantly, buying 581 BTC in one week and ultimately ending 2024 with over 3,000 coins. Since then, it has continued to use equity issuance to build its Bitcoin position. The company reported a year-to-date BTC yield of 23.8%, highlighting the performance of its cryptocurrency holdings compared to traditional fiat reserves. CEO Eric Semler has repeatedly framed Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation and a store of value superior to cash. You might also like: Interview with Aztec Labs CEO: ZKPs, privacy pools, and why Ethereum needs privacy to scale
According to recent updates from COINOTAG, **Lista DAO** has significantly enhanced its lending capabilities by launching the **BTC Vault**. This innovative feature allows users to utilize **BTCB** or various assets