Flare’s Filip Koprivec explains why the next step for XRP is making yield and credit accessible from the wallet holders already use—and why simplifying the experience still requires painstaking work underneath.
Tokenized assets have spent years circling decentralized finance. Treasuries arrived first. Stablecoins followed. Now, public equities are stepping in—not as abstractions, but as working financial collateral.
MoonPay is making a decisive move at the intersection of crypto, regulation, and global payments. This week, they announced that Caroline D. Pham, former Acting Chairman of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), will join MoonPay as Chief Legal Officer and Chief Administrative Officer following the conclusion of her government service.
Aurora is entering a new chapter—one that puts distribution and execution front and center. The Aurora ecosystem has announced that its native token, $AURORA, is now live on Revolut, the global fintech platform serving more than 65 million users worldwide.
Stablecoins are moving out of crypto-native circles and into daily financial life. Exodus, MoonPay, and M0 are betting that the next phase isn’t about speculation—but usability.
Tokenization has no shortage of momentum. Treasury funds, private credit, real estate, and commodities are steadily moving onchain, pushing the tokenized asset market beyond $35 billion. But beneath the surface, a structural problem remains unresolved: liquidity. (Cover: Will Beeson, Founder and CEO of Uniform Labs)
SCOR is opening a new chapter in onchain sports gaming—and doing it at scale. Sweet, the team behind the SCOR ecosystem, has officially launched Fun.SCOR.io, a new web and mobile hub designed to unify one of the world’s largest interactive sports gaming communities