1/ The EF App Relations team is putting out an open RFP for a neutral DeFi risk intelligence aggregator.
Public good, open source, no composite scoring. If you're the team to build this, applications close June 15.
Apply here: https://t.co/vvbZiEBH4h
Here's how we got here 👇
The market cap of tokenized U.S. Treasuries on @ethereum is at an ATH of ~$8 billion, up ~100% over the past six months.
Key drivers of growth: BUIDL (Securitize), JTRSY (Centrifuge), iBENJI (Franklin Templeton), WTGXX (WisdomTree), USDY (Ondo Finance), and USTB (Superstate).
@kennyistyping Depends on who you ask - privy team definitely seem to be via actions and saying it out loud are pushing for decentralisation, the tempo team says improvements get pushed downstream to Ethereum but the small validator set (all institutional) is clearly not decentralised
Stripe is trying to make crypto disappear.
Not by avoiding it. By burying it so far inside enterprise payment infrastructure that the customer never has to say wallet, gas, bridge, validator, or chain.
6k word deep dive dropping tomorrow - and they just did stripe sessions with 300 more features released 😅
When financial institutions put client assets onchain, supervisors expect a defensible answer to one question: how was the blockchain network evaluated?
Networks differ in finality guarantees, governance, and continuity exposure. And those differences shape regulatory risk.
@lex_node@ethereumfndn so now you've changed from weeks of me bull posting to not. fail on your part.
This is a personal account not the EF account.
It's not a bull post - it explains Stripe stack which valuable to understand imo.
@0xAishwary@panekkkk Fair enough. Polygon is a major part of the institutional stablecoin story and worth a piece of its own (I did actually DM Marc yesterday). This piece is around purpose-built permissioned L1s for enterprise B2B settlement (Tempo and Arc).