JP Morgan executes first DeFi trade on a public blockchain: Finance Redefined

JP Morgan executes first DeFi trade on a public blockchain: Finance Redefined

MakerDAO co-founder's death opened a new pandora box of conspiracy theories, based on some of his recent tweets. Welcome to Finance Redefined, your weekly dose of essential decentralized finance (DeFi) insights — a newsletter crafted to bring you significant developments over the last week.The first week of November proved to be the institutionalization of DeFi markets as major international banks and financial institutions executed and completed their first DeFi transaction.The global financial giant JP Morgan completed its first-ever cross-border transaction using DeFi on a public....


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JP Morgan executes first DeFi trade on public blockchain

The MAS Chief Fintech Officer said the successful test was “a big step towards enabling more efficient and integrated global financial networks.” Multinational banking firm JP Morgan has successfully executed its first ever cross-border transaction using decentralized finance (DeFi) on a public blockchain.The trade was facilitated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s (MAS) Project Guardian on Nov. 2 — which was established as part of a pilot program to “explore potential decentralized finance (DeFi) applications in wholesale funding markets.” In other words, the pilot was another step....

Finance Redefined: UK government explores DeFi with a focus on staking and le...

Majority of the top-100 DeFi tokens broke out of three week long bearish phase and registered double digit gains over the past week. Welcome to Finance Redefined, your weekly dose of key decentralized finance (DeFi) insights, a newsletter crafted to bring you some of the major developments over the last week.This past week, the DeFi ecosystem got recognition from the United Kingdom government, as they sought public feedback on taxation of the DeFi ecosystem, especially staking and lending.MakerDAO is looking to collaborate with the traditional banks, which would take place after the....

Finance Redefined: The $20,000 Bitcoin special, Dec. 9–16

Bitcoin DeFi, Bitcoin on Ethereum: We explore the ways DeFi and Bitcoin intersect. Finance Redefined is Cointelegraph's DeFi-centric newsletter, delivered to subscribers every Wednesday.Today the crypto world is celebrating Bitcoin’s new all-time high. We did it guys! We’re back to $20,000 after three grueling years.So for this reason, this will be a bit of a Bitcoin-themed newsletter. How is Bitcoin related to DeFi, you ask? Well, for one thing, DeFi’s total value locked has a delta of about 0.2 to Bitcoin’s price. This means that for each 1% that BTC price goes higher or lower, DeFi TVL....

Finance Redefined: Swindling the lender and a $100M pot, Aug. 30–Sept. 3

Hackers run wild, but DeFi marches on — all that and more in this week's Finance Redefined. Welcome to the latest iteration of Cointelegraph’s decentralized finance newsletter.Just as quickly as the summer departed from our calendars, millions of funds were hacked from the wallets of Cream Finance. This has been another jam-packed week in the DeFi space. Here are some top picks for the biggest stories in what is my debut appearance as Finance Redefined’s newsletter writer.What you’re reading is the shorter, snappier version of the newsletter. For the full roundup of DeFi developments....

Finance Redefined: Alchemix rugpull remuneration, and Aave v. 2.5! June 16-23

The first-ever “reverse rug” has a surprising compensation plan, and the largest protocol in DeFi ponders growth. After close to a month of consulting with industry experts and journalists within Cointelegraph and without, we’re proud to unveil a new segment for Finance Redefined, a.k.a. the premier DeFi industry newsletter: on-chain analysis. Reporters will often look to public records to bolster stories, and the blockchain is no different. Everything from analyzing the wallet of the fake Banksy NFT artist to following-up with exploiter wallets in the wake of hacks, the data is often used....