Deutsche Bank to Bring Crypto Custody to Asia by 2027
Deutsche Bank plans to expand crypto custody into Asia in 2027, alongside ambitions for stablecoin conversion, tokenized deposits and digital securities.
Deutsche Bank plans to expand crypto custody into Asia in 2027, alongside ambitions for stablecoin conversion, tokenized deposits and digital securities.
Securitize launches share-backed tokenized U.S. stocks on Solana with USDC settlement, investor entitlements, and plans to expand toward 24/7 trading.
Samsung partners with Solana to bring USDC transfers across 60 countries to 82 million U.S. Galaxy devices, while SOL trades near $116.
On Tuesday, Aave Labs announced via X that Aave is now supported in Circle Mint's Digital Asset-Backed Borrowing product.
OKX secures investment from Circle, Ripple, QRT, and SC Ventures at a $25 billion valuation as it expands into payments and tokenized stocks.
Aave V4 now accepts seven Coinbase-issued tokenized stocks as collateral for USDC loans on Base, with access limited to eligible users outside the U.S.
Bitcoin falls 2.8% to $83,900 as rising US Treasury yields push the Nasdaq, S&P 500 and crypto-related stocks lower while energy gains.
Coinbase adds fixed-rate bitcoin-backed USDC loans through Morpho Midnight, offering predetermined interest rates and repayment dates on Base.
Binance bought $100 million in Circle shares and signed a five-year deal to promote USDC, with monthly incentive payments and share resale restrictions.
Chainlink announced via X on Wednesday that Arc, the L1 chain developed by Circle, launches on mainnet with Chainlink services live from day 1.
Deutsche Bank plans to launch regulated crypto custody for European institutions, initially supporting Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDC, EURC and EURAU.
Circle has launched the Arc mainnet with USDC gas fees, sub-second finality, over 100 applications, and institutional validators, including BlackRock and Visa.