Flowdesk says record demand met even deeper liquidity, suppressing volatility across staking, stablecoin lending, making crypto credit markets look more like traditional cash plumbing.
The companies plan to tokenize auto loans, with the first portfolios expected to be available by early 2026.
DeFi lenders are deleveraging but not retreating, with borrowing demand for majors like SOL and BTC staying firm and yields compressing across Maple and JitoSOL.
Private credit — especially asset-backed finance — is plagued by inefficiencies, but blockchain and programmable money are now enabling faster, cheaper and more scalable solutions that could democratize access and disrupt traditional players, writes Ava Labs’ Morgan Krupetsky.
Crypto credit infrastructure firm Grove commits $50 million to the Anemoy Tokenized Apollo Diversified Credit Fund (ACRDX) with help from Plume and Centrifuge.
The fund has a low minimum investment of $25 and offers two-day redemptions.
In an interview with CoinDesk, Kunkel outlines how oracles are moving beyond price feeds to power real-time risk management for the next wave of onchain credit.
As crypto equity markets become overcrowded and illiquid, Architect bets on building a Moody's-like credit rating system to unlock new pools of institutional capital.
The decentralized finance platform targets fintechs bridging fiat settlement gaps with short-term stablecoin credit.
Widening credit spreads could be sign of further trouble for risk-on positioning.
Bitcoin’s correction reflects investors’ inflation concerns and highlights the potential impact of future US fiscal policies.