DeFiWarhol

The digital euro is basically public digital cash.
And the European Parliament’s ECON Committee approved its position on the digital euro framework by a 43 to 14 vote.
“But what does this actually mean unc?”
Welp, it means that the EU basically wants payment sovereignty.
And Europe doesn’t want everyday payments to depend so heavily on @Visa, @Mastercard, and other non-European rails.
And tbh, I get it, because if you’re trying to build financial infra for the future, you need a payment system that matches where tech is going.
If most of that system is run by outside entities, it becomes harde

This is how much money exited spot ETFs over the past 30 days

“Institutional adoption” is making a full 180° turn.
For years, everyone waited for pensions and sovereign wealth funds to show up as the bid.
Now, Franklin Templeton is building the products to sell to them.
Franklin just:
→ Closed its 250 Digital acquisition
→ Launched Franklin Crypto (a dedicated crypto division)
→ Grew its tokenized asset suite from ~$768M to $2.5B in a year
→ Filed two ETFs that turn stock dividends into BTC exposure
Over that same stretch, the broader onchain RWA market grew from ~$11.8B to ~$32.3B. For context, Franklin manages $1.78T.
The sad part: institutions probabl

Chain dominance in neobank since March 2026.
What do you notice?

Stablecoins are about a ~$315B market, with USDT making up around 59% of that alone.
But the problem is that using USDT cross-chain is annoying af, because when you want to put those stables to work or trade with them, you have to bridge and worry about fees.
That's the exact problem @unifi_x is trying to clean up.
Instead of making you manually move USDT around, Unifi lets you deposit from major chains, handles the routing in the background, and gives you the option to switch into PLUS Mode for 5% yearly base interest.
On top of that, they got backing from LINE NEXT, the Web3 company connecte

Serious question: where’s the list of MiCA-compliant crypto neobanks?
From July 1, a lot of them may no longer be allowed to serve EU users.
Feels like nobody is talking about this.