Credits News

S&P Global Ratings and Chainlink have partnered to provide onchain stablecoin risk profiles for TradFi players looking to enter or expand into the $300 billion market.

Mu Digital co-founder and CEO Patrick Hizon discusses why Asia’s $20 trillion credit market matters for DeFi, the need for liquid and composable yield products and milestones toward launch.

Mu Digital, a DeFi-native platform bringing institutional-grade APAC credit onchain, joins the Coinpectra Accelerator portfolio.

A new financial scoring system blends crypto and fiat data, turning real-time financial health into a shareable, rankable stat for Gen Z.

S&P Global’s credit rating of Sky Protocol reflects key concerns over governance centralization, weak capitalization and regulatory uncertainty.

Moody’s and Alphaledger’s pilot on Solana shows how traditional credit ratings can be embedded directly into tokenized bonds.

The total crypto lending market has yet to recover from the collapse of top CeFi lenders, but DeFi borrowing has made a 959% recovery from the bear market bottom.

Nearly 400,000 FTX users risk losing $2.5 billion in crypto repayments unless they complete KYC verification before the extended June 1 deadline.

The average APR offered by blockchain credit protocols is 9.65% compared to an average personal loan interest rate of 11.5%, data shows.

Blockchain tokenization provides an alternative means for SMEs to raise capital and liquidity while building diversified investment opportunities.

AI can analyze data for accurate risk assessment, reduce bias, automate tasks and personalize the lending experience for improved credit scoring.

Blockchain technology is empowering women in developing countries with financial freedom and improved access to social inclusivity and growth.

Coinpectra’s editor-in-chief Kristina Lucrezia Cornèr moderated a panel discussion in Davos, Switzerland, about pricing carbon credits.

Auros is an algorithmic trading and market-making firm that provides liquidity for exchanges and token projects.

Crypto service providers should not provide any credit facility or accept payments from credit cards from their customers, the MAS suggested.