NFT Lending Market Crashes 97% from $1B Peak
The NFT lending market has experienced a catastrophic collapse, with monthly volumes dropping 97% from $1 billion to $50 million while active participants declined by up to 90%.
The NFT lending market has experienced a catastrophic collapse, with monthly volumes dropping 97% from $1 billion to $50 million while active participants declined by up to 90%.
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Trump Media announced a $2.5 billion fundraising plan to invest in bitcoin, following corporate treasury trends while facing regulatory scrutiny from lawmakers. The move will diversify the Truth Social parent company’s revenue streams through cryptocurrency holdings.
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