Morgan Stanley hires for DeFi buildout
Morgan Stanley is ramping up its digital asset strategy by seeking a senior engineer to lead development of decentralised finance and real-world asset tokenisation infrastructure.
Morgan Stanley is ramping up its digital asset strategy by seeking a senior engineer to lead development of decentralised finance and real-world asset tokenisation infrastructure.
Cardano has shown early signs of stabilisation as whale wallets accumulated more than 220 million ADA during the recent price downturn.
MYX plunged 72% over the past week to $1.88, marking one of the steepest drawdowns in the digital asset market and erasing months of gains.
Ripple chief executive Brad Garlinghouse declared XRP the company’s strategic “North Star”, outlining a plan to position the token at the centre of its global financial infrastructure ambitions.
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Scott Bessent urged Congress to pass the Clarity Act this spring, arguing the legislation would calm cryptocurrency markets shaken by sharp Bitcoin price swings.
Changpeng Zhao said the lack of privacy in onchain transactions remains one of the biggest obstacles to mainstream crypto payment adoption.
Michael Saylor signalled that Strategy will purchase more Bitcoin, marking a potential 12th consecutive week of accumulation despite a sharp market downturn.
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Mirae Asset Consulting has agreed to acquire a 92.06% controlling stake in South Korean crypto exchange Korbit for 133.48 billion won, or about $93 million, in cash.
Venture capitalist Nic Carter warned that major institutions holding large amounts of Bitcoin could eventually replace core developers if quantum computing risks are not addressed swiftly.