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Blur introduces NFT perpetual lending protocol

On May 1, nonfungible tokens (NFTs) marketplace Blur launched Blend, a peer-to-peer perpetual lending protocol that supports NFT collateral. Developed with venture capital firm Paradigm, developers cite Blend's rationale as a means of "financialization to scale."4/ Every trillion dollar market relies on financialization to scale. NFTs are no different.Instead

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Elon Musk introduces Twitter monetization avenues for content creators

Adding to the growing list of radical implementations to improve Twitter’s bottom line and promote citizen journalism, Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced that creators on the social media platform can now monetize their content.Ever since Musk’s takeover of Twitter, the company has taken several drastic measures to turn itself into

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Neobank introduces soulbound NFTs for wallet holders’ KYC information

The neobank Cogni has announced that it is rolling out soulbound nonfungible tokens containing Know Your Customer (KYC) information to holders of its crypto wallet. The Polygon-based NFT will transfer customers’ “Web2” KYC verification done by the bank at account opening into a Web3 environment.Cogni, which has United States Federal

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Recursive Introduces Omni Network via Eigen Layer to Enable Scalable and Interoperable DeFi on Various Rollups

The Omni network aims to enable use cases including cross-rollup stablecoins and other DeFi primitives that can aggregate liquidity from different Layer 2 rollups. Blockchain development firm Recursive introduced the Omni Network, a cross-rollup protocol built on the Ethereum restaking project Eigen Layer. The Omni network aims to be the

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Aptos $APT Introduces Delegated Staking to Increase Participation in Staking on Network

The new offering, delegated staking, allows users to earn staking rewards without running nodes themselves. It also lowers the amount of the blockchain’s native token, aptos (APT), needed to participate in staking. Now users will only need 11 APT, worth roughly $117 at publication time, to stake their tokens with

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