Aave DAO Approves Overcollateralized Stablecoin GHO
The Aave community has approved the GHO stablecoin. GHO is an overcollateralized stablecoin that allows users to earn interest on the collateral used to mint the stablecoin. The GHO stablecoin…
Blockchain security firm warns of new MetaMask phishing campaign
Blockchain security firm Halborn has warned users of the latest phishing emails doing the rounds. A cybersecurity firm has issued warnings over a new phishing campaign targeting users of the…
Tiffany & Co turning CryptoPunk NFTs into $50K custom pendants
The customized pendants are set to cost 30 ETH a pop and will go on sale on August 5. Luxury jewelry brand Tiffany & Co has announced the sale of…
Tether calls thesis behind USDT short-selling ‘flat out wrong’
Tether said the hedge funds that saw Terra’s collapse as a reason to short USDT have “a fundamental misunderstanding of both the cryptocurrency market and Tether.” Tether, the issuer of…
Charles Schwab’s $655B Asset Management Arm to Start Trading Crypto-Related ETF This Week
Charles Schwab’s $655 billion asset management arm is launching its first crypto-related exchange-traded fund (ETF). The new fund is expected to start trading this week on the NYSE Arca exchange.…
Mint Your Lucky Number NFT Domain Exclusively at Quik․com Like 888․metaverse
Quik.com is offering minting of NFT domains, which will allow users to host their decentralized web pages and even change their digital wallet’s heavy addresses, while the evolving virtual universe,…
US, UK Regulators Partner on Broader Crypto Regulation
Regulators in the U.S. and U.K. have met to discuss broader crypto regulatory initiatives. They reaffirmed their commitment to “continued cooperation to support safe financial innovation, as well as to…
Aave DAO Approves the Launch of a Collateral-Backed Stablecoin Called GHO
On Sunday, the non-custodial market protocol Aave announced that the Aave DAO has approved a new stablecoin for the ecosystem called “GHO.” Aave Companies proposed the stablecoin during the first…