Lending

Lending protocols form the backbone of the decentralized money market, allowing users to lend or borrow digital assets without intermediaries. Using smart contracts, platforms like Aave and Morpho automate interest rates based on supply and demand while requiring over-collateralization for security. The 2026 lending landscape features advanced permissionless vaults and institutional-grade credit lines. This tag covers the evolution of capital efficiency, liquidations, and the integration of diverse collateral types, including LSTs and tokenized RWAs.

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Created: 2026/02/02 18:52
Updated: 2026/02/02 18:52
Chainlink launches Data Streams as official oracle infrastructure on Taiko

Chainlink launches Data Streams as official oracle infrastructure on Taiko

The post Chainlink launches Data Streams as official oracle infrastructure on Taiko appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Takeaways Chainlink Data Streams is now live on Taiko and serves as the network’s official oracle infrastructure. Taiko Alethia operates as a based rollup leveraging Ethereum Layer 1 validators for sequencing and censorship-resistance. Chainlink Data Streams went live today on Taiko as its official oracle infrastructure to support the platform’s decentralized finance ecosystem. Taiko Alethia operates as a based rollup where Ethereum Layer 1 validators handle sequencing to maintain decentralization and censorship-resistance. The integration positions Chainlink’s oracle services to provide data feeds for DeFi applications built on the Taiko network. The deployment expands Chainlink’s oracle infrastructure across blockchain networks, offering real-time market data and price feeds that DeFi protocols require for trading, lending and other financial services. Source: https://cryptobriefing.com/chainlink-data-streams-taiko-alethia-oracle-integration/

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Shiba Inu Price Prediction: SHIB Could Turn $10K Into $1M by 2030, This SHIB-Killer Might Do It in Less Than 10 Weeks

Shiba Inu Price Prediction: SHIB Could Turn $10K Into $1M by 2030, This SHIB-Killer Might Do It in Less Than 10 Weeks

The post Shiba Inu Price Prediction: SHIB Could Turn $10K Into $1M by 2030, This SHIB-Killer Might Do It in Less Than 10 Weeks appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Little Pepe (LILPEPE), a rising meme-powered Layer-2 blockchain, is quickly earning the title of the “SHIB-killer.” While Shiba Inu (SHIB) remains a major player with long-term forecasts suggesting it could turn $10,000 into $1 million by 2030, Little Pepe’s explosive presale momentum suggests those gains may come far sooner. Shiba Inu’s Long Road Ahead Shiba …

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Best Altcoin To Invest In As Federal Authorities Seize Almost $3 Million In Crypto From Alleged Hacker Kingpin

Best Altcoin To Invest In As Federal Authorities Seize Almost $3 Million In Crypto From Alleged Hacker Kingpin

The post Best Altcoin To Invest In As Federal Authorities Seize Almost $3 Million In Crypto From Alleged Hacker Kingpin appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Federal authorities are announcing the recovery of nearly $3 million in cryptocurrency from an alleged hacker kingpin. The Department of Justice has confirmed that Ianis Aleksandrovich Antropenko, accused of running operations for the ransomware group Zeppelin, has been linked to the seized funds.  The group is said to have locked files, demanded ransoms, and in …

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UK and US Move to Align Crypto Regulations as the Best Crypto Presales Heat Up

UK and US Move to Align Crypto Regulations as the Best Crypto Presales Heat Up

With Donald Trump in the United Kingdom for a state visit, the UK and the US are poised to forge closer regulatory ties on key issues. One of those issues is crypto regulations – in particular, stablecoins. The move could reshape the landscape for stablecoins, investor protection, and cross-border financial innovation. Along the way, it […]

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Japanese Bank and Singapore Fintechs Team Up on Multicurrency Settlement Network

Japanese Bank and Singapore Fintechs Team Up on Multicurrency Settlement Network

The three signed a memorandum of understanding to explore how tokenized deposits in multiple currencies could streamline international transactions. Instead […] The post Japanese Bank and Singapore Fintechs Team Up on Multicurrency Settlement Network appeared first on Coindoo.

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Crypto community pushes back as BoE proposes stablecoin caps

Crypto community pushes back as BoE proposes stablecoin caps

The post Crypto community pushes back as BoE proposes stablecoin caps appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Summary Bank of England’s stablecoin cap sparks pushback from crypto leaders UK stablecoin limits draw criticism over enforceability and market impact Crypto industry warns “no other major jurisdiction has deemed it necessary to impose caps” UK regulators propose caps on stablecoin ownership to protect financial stability. The crypto industry criticizes the plan as costly, unnecessary, and counterproductive, to say the least. The Bank of England‘s plan to impose strict limits on stablecoin ownership reportedly drew immediate criticism from crypto and payments industry groups, who said the proposed caps — £10,000–20,000 per individual and £10 million per business for all systemic stablecoins — would be extremely difficult to enforce, requiring costly new systems such as digital IDs or constant wallet monitoring, the Financial Times has learned. The restriction initially aimed to mitigate financial stability risks tied to large and rapid outflows of deposits from the banking sector, such as sudden drops in the provision of credit to businesses and households. But critics warned that the measures could put the UK at a competitive disadvantage compared with other countries, where regulators have taken a more flexible approach to stablecoin use. Tom Duff Gordon, vice-president of international policy at Coinbase, told the FT that imposing caps on stablecoins is “bad for UK savers, bad for the City and bad for sterling,” adding that “no other major jurisdiction has deemed it necessary to impose caps.” The global stablecoin market has grown rapidly and is nearing $289 billion this year, mainly dominated by U.S. dollar-based tokens. Now, with new regulations in the U.S., including the Genius Act, stablecoins are seem to be expected a central component of the financial system, with Coinbase forecasting the market could reach $1.2 trillion by 2028. Crypto leaders respond Several crypto leaders also voiced strong objections to the Bank of…

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Analysts Say Top Crypto to Buy Isn’t ETH or SOL But an Altcoin With Faster Adoption and 40x Forecast Before Mid 2026

Analysts Say Top Crypto to Buy Isn’t ETH or SOL But an Altcoin With Faster Adoption and 40x Forecast Before Mid 2026

Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) produced some of the most dramatic crypto runs in recent years. Ethereum (ETH)’s smart contract boom in 2020–2021 and Solana (SOL)’s rapid ecosystem growth put early buyers on life-changing paths. Today, the market’s mood swings on the crypto fear and greed index will shift faster, and analysts are flagging a [...] The post Analysts Say Top Crypto to Buy Isn’t ETH or SOL But an Altcoin With Faster Adoption and 40x Forecast Before Mid 2026 appeared first on Blockonomi.

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USDD launches natively on Ethereum with up to 12% APY airdrop and upcoming savings-focused sUSDD

USDD launches natively on Ethereum with up to 12% APY airdrop and upcoming savings-focused sUSDD

After expanding to Ethereum with audited contracts and an airdrop campaign offering up to 12% APY, USDD sets its sights on sUSDD — a savings-focused token built for transparent, on-chain growth.

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Solana ETF Delayed Again, But Analysts Spotlight This Cheap Crypto For 2025 Gains

Solana ETF Delayed Again, But Analysts Spotlight This Cheap Crypto For 2025 Gains

This latest delay adds to a pattern of cautious approvals, as seen with Ethereum and XRP funds. Even so, Solana’s […] The post Solana ETF Delayed Again, But Analysts Spotlight This Cheap Crypto For 2025 Gains appeared first on Coindoo.

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Understanding Aave’s 55% lending share and what it means for $290 support

Understanding Aave’s 55% lending share and what it means for $290 support

The post Understanding Aave’s 55% lending share and what it means for $290 support appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Takeaways How strong are AAVE fundamentals now? Revenue climbed to $192 million with a 55% share, supported by $28.4 billion in Active Loans. What signals does AAVE’s price show? Token traded at $292 support, down 2%, with a breakout likely if loan demand and revenue momentum persist. Aave  [AAVE] showed strong signs of renewed revenue momentum from borrowers on the Ethereum [ETH] network recently. According to Token Terminal data, Aave’s protocol revenue on Ethereum surged to $192 million, with a lending Market Share of 55%. The latest weekly run rate reflected $3.08 million, signaling steady growth in user activity. Source: Token Terminal Borrowing activity is driving growth The real story lies in Aave’s loan book. Active loans on the protocol have surged past $28 billion, continuing an uptrend that’s been building steadily in recent months. Historically, increased borrowing demand has translated into higher protocol revenue, as users pay fees that strengthen Aave’s financial fundamentals. This surge also signals broader momentum across Ethereum’s DeFi ecosystem. The expansion in lending activity reinforces the view that investors are increasingly shifting toward decentralized finance over centralized lenders. More borrowing typically means stronger revenue and growing confidence in DeFi protocols. Price action yet to catch up Interestingly, AAVE’s price has not mirrored the surge in protocol revenue. The token traded in a sluggish range, with its prices shrinking by 2% over the last 24 hours, at press time, leaving a gap between fundamentals and investor sentiment. Price tested a confluence of a demand zone near $290 and an ascending trendline support. Source: TradingView Having said that, such gaps between fundamentals and price rarely persisted. Either enthusiasm around the token might catch up with the growth in Aave’s revenues, or the momentum in lending activity could cool. For now, the fundamentals looked stronger than price…

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