Lending News

U.S. online brokerage TradeStation will soon launch its own cryptocurrency lending service.

Aave is climbing the DeFi and market cap rankings as its flash loans see daily volume exceeding $100 million.

Mainframe plans to integrate Sablier’s money streaming technology into a fixed-rate lending protocol and create tokenized debt markets akin to digital bonds.

MakerDAO posts records in value locked as yield farmers create new Dai and Ether rallies.

A report from Flipside Crypto contends that investors are dumping Compound tokens as soon as it gets listed on exchanges with the majority of the supply held by speculators.

Lending startup Teller has raised $1 million in a seed funding round led by Framework Ventures to create a credit score protocol for DeFi.

DeFi’s surging popularity has seen the sector grow to comprise 240,000 users and more than $2 billion in value.

The Aave decentralized finance protocol new feature lets users borrow money without posting collateral.

Nomics wants to provide an algorithmic ranking for every cryptocurrency product category from wallets to crypto media outlets.

Compound’s COMP token has been wildly successful in the initial period since launching. What’s behind it, and is it sustainable?

Using digital assets to earn yields and borrow capital became possible thanks to crypto lending, one of the fastest-growing sectors in the crypto ecosystem.

The DeFi sector is seeing rapid growth in use and volume. Some appear concerned about a bursting bubble, but could it be natural growth?

Alex Mashinksy says that new equity investors, including Tether, will have no say in Celsius’ mission of sharing 80% of profit with its users.

United States cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase Pro announced the listing of COMP, the token powering the decentralized lending protocol Compound.

MKR is up 30% in 24 hours following the MakerDAO community’s vote in favor of introducing tokenized “real-world” assets as collateral for Dai loans.