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BlackRock in Talks With Crypto Exchanges About Using Its BUIDL Token As Derivatives Collateral: Report

BlackRock in Talks With Crypto Exchanges About Using Its BUIDL Token As Derivatives Collateral: Report

Asset management titan BlackRock is reportedly in talks with numerous crypto exchange platforms about using its proprietary token BUIDL as collateral for derivatives contracts. According to a new report by Bloomberg, anonymous people familiar with the matter say the world’s largest asset manager is exploring the idea of utilizing BUIDL – the crypto asset related […]

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Nigerian SEC tightens crypto marketing rules

Blockchain thriving among Fortune 500 companies, but US lags — Coinbase

Coinbase’s fourth annual corporate adoption report found that Fortune 500 companies and small businesses are adopting blockchain technology.

The world’s largest companies are embracing blockchain projects with increasing enthusiasm, but the United States has some work to do if it wants to take advantage of the opportunities those projects represent. Those were among the conclusions reached by Coinbase in its fourth report on year-on-year corporate adoption.

The number of Fortune 100 companies with cryptocurrency, blockchain or Web3 initiatives rose 39% year-over-year in the first quarter of 2024 to reach a record high. Many of those projects are in an advanced stage of completion and have an average $9.5 million budget. Furthermore, 56% of Fortune 500 executives say their companies are working on blockchain projects, Coinbase found.

Real-world asset tokenization has been a driver of this adoption, with over $63 billion of Bitcoin (BTC) under management in spot exchange-traded funds and tokenized U.S. Treasury bills rising 1,000% in value to $1.29 billion since the beginning of 2023.

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Nigerian SEC tightens crypto marketing rules