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Tether leading the round is also interesting. The next growth story for stablecoins may not come from trading, but from how people actually use them in everyday finance.
Plenti now plans to expand into Peru and Bolivia. That could be the more interesting part to watch.
$3M for a fintech in Colombia might not sound huge, but the numbers behind Plenti are worth looking at.
With 150K+ active users, over $3.1B in annual transaction volume, and 680M+ USDT processed since 2023, there’s clearly real demand for easier cross-border financial tools.
To me, the bigger story isn’t just two new tokens. It’s about bringing assets from different ecosystems into DeFi and giving them more ways to be used.
If Coinbase keeps expanding this model, Base could become a much deeper liquidity hub for crypto assets.
Coinbase is pushing more assets into Base DeFi, and this one is worth watching.
cbHYPE and cbZEC are now available for trading, liquidity provision, and lending across Base DeFi, backed 1:1 by Coinbase-custodied HYPE and ZEC.
As HBM demand keeps growing, supply-chain flexibility is becoming just as important as chip performance.
If this actually moves forward, it could be a meaningful shift in the HBM supply chain.
SK hynix considering Intel Foundry for part of its HBM4E Base Die production is an interesting move.
It’s not just about finding another supplier. Building a multi-foundry setup could reduce reliance on TSMC and give SK hynix more room when it comes to costs and negotiations.
With Sui technology under the hood and a multi-chain design, Havenex looks less like “just another exchange” and more like an attempt to build institutional-grade infrastructure for the next wave of on-chain finance.
What stands out to me is the security stack: verifiable custody, continuous proof of solvency, multisig, quantum-resistant keys, and hardware-based 2FA.