Hong Kong IPOs Stall as Issuers Pull Deals at the Last Step
Companies that had cleared hearings and opened books are delaying listings, citing market conditions. Fresh first filings have gone quiet even as a long queue remains. Weak secondary demand, not a shortage of applicants, is resetting the calendar.
Companies that had cleared hearings and opened books are delaying listings, citing market conditions. Fresh first filings have gone quiet even as a long queue remains. Weak secondary demand, not a shortage of applicants, is resetting the calendar.
Starting today, Gemini 4 Carbon is officially online, but not everyone can use it
When can non-paying users use it? # Welcome to follow the official WeChat public account of aifaner: aifaner (WeChat ID: ifanr). More exciting content will be provided to you as soon as possible.
When can non-paying users use it? # Welcome to follow the official WeChat public account of aifaner: aifaner (WeChat ID: ifanr). More exciting content will be provided to you as soon as possible.
LlamaRisk proposes to unload approximately $1.33 billion in Aave V3 collateral
According to The Defiant, Aave risk management agency LlamaRisk proposed a governance proposal that plans to gradually remove approximately $1.33 billion in collateral from the Aave V3 Core market on Ethereum to promote the return of the core market to underlying assets with ample liquidity. The affected core assets mainly include rsETH (collateral amount of $661.8 million), osETH ($279.4 million), LBTC ($177.4 million), tBTC ($117.4 million) and rETH ($81.8 million), in addition to eBTC, BTC.b, tETH, PT assets and LDO etc.; mainstream collaterals such as WETH, wstETH, weETH, cbETH, WBTC, cbBTC and USDe will be retained. The plan is still in the discussion stage. The initial measures will first freeze relevant reserves and set LTV to 0, leaving time for borrowers to repay, replace or migrate to Aave V4 without directly liquidating existing exposures. It is also planned to increase the reserve factor of related assets to 99% to guide the smooth exit of funds.
According to The Defiant, Aave risk management agency LlamaRisk proposed a governance proposal that plans to gradually remove approximately $1.33 billion in collateral from the Aave V3 Core market on Ethereum to promote the return of the core market to underlying assets with ample liquidity. The affected core assets mainly include rsETH (collateral amount of $661.8 million), osETH ($279.4 million), LBTC ($177.4 million), tBTC ($117.4 million) and rETH ($81.8 million), in addition to eBTC, BTC.b, tETH, PT assets and LDO etc.; mainstream collaterals such as WETH, wstETH, weETH, cbETH, WBTC, cbBTC and USDe will be retained. The plan is still in the discussion stage. The initial measures will first freeze relevant reserves and set LTV to 0, leaving time for borrowers to repay, replace or migrate to Aave V4 without directly liquidating existing exposures. It is also planned to increase the reserve factor of related assets to 99% to guide the smooth exit of funds.
21 major banks commit $270 million to Project Faro stablecoin launch by 2027
🚨 21 leading banks allocated $270 million to launch Project Faro stablecoin by 2027. Continue Reading:21 major banks commit $270 million to Project Faro stablecoin launch by 2027 The post 21 major banks commit $270 million to Project Faro stablecoin launch by 2027 appeared first on COINTURK NEWS.
🚨 21 leading banks allocated $270 million to launch Project Faro stablecoin by 2027. Continue Reading:21 major banks commit $270 million to Project Faro stablecoin launch by 2027 The post 21 major banks commit $270 million to Project Faro stablecoin launch by 2027 appeared first on COINTURK NEWS.
Binance $6B hack sends North Korea’s funds across 11 chains
The hack highlights vulnerabilities in crypto exchanges, potentially escalating geopolitical tensions and prompting stricter regulatory measures. The post Binance $6B hack sends North Korea’s funds across 11 chains appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
The hack highlights vulnerabilities in crypto exchanges, potentially escalating geopolitical tensions and prompting stricter regulatory measures. The post Binance $6B hack sends North Korea’s funds across 11 chains appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Global banks commit $270M to stablecoin venture targeting 2027 launch
Project Faro, backed by Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and BBVA, has secured $270 million in funding to launch a US dollar stablecoin in the first half of 2027.
Project Faro, backed by Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and BBVA, has secured $270 million in funding to launch a US dollar stablecoin in the first half of 2027.