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You spoke. We heard. Introducing Figment Vaults! ✨ Enabling institutions to stake any amount of ETH. It’s time to simplify institutional ETH staking with Vault’s privacy and customization. This initiative enables institutions to stake any amount of ETH while catering to the unique needs of their business and end users. Vault features include: - Stake any amount of ETH - ETH is never commingled with other institutions - User sub-accounting - Multi-region support - Auto-compounding rewards - Non-custodial staking - Multi-client infrastructure 🤝 Figment Vaults is powered by our SOC2 certified Ethereum Infrastructure, ensuring a robust and multi-layer security to mitigate Double-signing risks. This release of Figment Vaults is just the beginning. Read more in our blog here. 👉 https://lnkd.in/eMG_67VG

📖 eBTC, built by BadgerDAO, opts for Oracles by Chronicle ✅ Chronicle will support eBTC with a decentralized, verifiable & cost-efficient price feed for stETH/BTC 🔒 Further enhancing security & sett(ing) the protocol up for success in $BTC DeFi Read our announcement in full via the blog:https://lnkd.in/ep2dpG_f

369X represents the future of trading, combining seamless integration, unmatched security, and swift transactions. Experience the future of trading today.

CoinEasy, a Korean #web3 education platform, leverages Q Governance Services to protect their treasury on #Arbitrum. By enhancing transparency and enabling the enforcement of subjective rules, CoinEasy DAO is improving their governance, security and protecting its treasury. Let’s dive deeper into how they do it. 👉 https://lnkd.in/eYJ_QF_3

The Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently introduced the Accelerated Regulatory Incubation Program (ARIP) for the onboarding of Virtual Assets Service Providers (VASPs) and other Digital Investments Service Providers (DISPs), aimed at enabling qualified entities obtain approval in principle from the Commission pending when the Digital Assets Rules become operational as well as to accelerate the onboarding of entities whose applications are pending before the Commission, and for other potential applicants seeking to be registered with the Commission. This article examines the core aims, fuller benefits and main objectives of the program:

Are smart contracts truly secure? What about the high transaction fees in the DeFi space? Let's delve into the vulnerabilities of smart contracts and the solutions offered by @Enetecosystem to address these challenges. Check out the slides below 👇

Oasis is proud to be included in Security Token Market 🌴 report, Year of the RWA. This is a great report and deep dive into the tokenization of real-world assets and how tokenization has reached a product-market-fit that will continue to see a mass migration from TradFi. #rwa #digitalassets #blockchain #tokenization #alternativeassets #fintech #finance

🔒 Updated CA/B Forum requirements for #codesigning went into effect in June of last year. Are you compliant yet? This latest AppViewX blog explores what these changes mean for your organization and how AppViewX’s AVX ONE Code Signing ensures compliance and security, protects your private keys, and streamlines your signing processes. 📄

ENS DAO to Distribute 80,000 $ENS Tokens to Service Providers and Security Council Members via ENS The Meta-governance working group, as announced by 5pence.eth, will distribute 80,000 $ENS tokens from their steward’s wallet to ENS DAO Service Providers and Security Council members. This follows a previously approved DAO proposal and does not require further voting. Service Providers will receive 72,000 $ENS based on 2 $ENS per 100 USDC of approved funding, while Security Council members will get 8,000 $ENS equally distributed among the 8 members. All tokens will have a 2-year, linear vesting period managed through Hedgey contracts. Community reactions vary: - AvsA supports the initiative but suggests recusing the second vesting of ENS. - 5pence.eth emphasizes the importance of increasing ENS voting power among stakeholders. - alextnetto.eth supports the proposal and commits to distributing part of the allocation to contributors. - accessor.eth questions the necessity of distributing 8,000 $ENS to Security Council members, given their existing significant $ENS holdings. No significant updates have been reported.