Falcon Finance Adds Tokenized Mexican Sovereign Bills to Diversify USDf Collateral
The Falcon Finance protocol has integrated tokenized Mexican sovereign bills into its multi-collateral framework for its stablecoin, USDf, through a partnership with real-world-asset platform Etherfuse. Bridging Emerging Market Yield to DeFi Liquidity Falcon Finance has integrated CETES—the tokenized representation of short-duration Mexican sovereign bills—as part of a major strategic move to expand its multi-collateral framework. […]...
Coinbase Turns up the Heat With Worldwide Rollouts and Prime-Grade Assets
Coinbase accelerated its global crypto footprint in November, unveiling new lending tools, fresh onchain features, and broader international access that signal expanding momentum across retail, institutional, and developer markets. Coinbase Details Broad November Expansion Across Products and Regions Crypto exchange Coinbase (Nasdaq: COIN) shared on social media platform X on Dec. 2 that it advanced […] Powered by...
DDoS Guard: LaLiga’s Piracy Blocks Test Whether Anyone Will Protect the Internet
A report published by the European Commission last month assessed whether its Recommendation of May 2023 had made a difference in the fight against pirated streams. No significant improvement” was the downbeat conclusion. From the perspective of top-tier Spanish football league, LaLiga, new legislation is the only workable solution, and it needs to be implemented in Europe, sooner rather than later. LaLiga Claims to Have Slashed...
Supreme Court: Can ISPs Be Liable For Piracy By Doing Nothing?
The Supreme Court case between several major record labels and Internet provider Cox Communications is one of the landmark copyright battles of this decade. The outcome will determine how Internet providers should deal with pirating subscribers on their networks. The Supreme Court must decide whether an ISP can be held liable for failing to disconnect repeat copyright infringers. In addition, it must determine if this ‘inaction’...
