DeFi
Institutions embrace crypto staking despite shrinking yields
The economics of crypto staking are currently being tested by declining reward rates and protracted withdrawal periods, even as institutional adoption continues to rise.
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- Canada Draft Stablecoin Rules Cap Redemption Fees at 1% and Ban Yield
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