Elixir just updated and is changing the entire institutional DeFi landscape @Hamilton_Lane ($947.70B AUM) just allocated 5% of their SCOPE fund to deUSD through Elixir RWAs always had liquidity gates. Previously, it took 60-120 days to exit your tokenized fund with zero

coincidence? I think NOT

Compound really said “run it back” with $sdeUSD 🤝 The proposal to add it as collateral on Ethereum passed (yes, again). Soon you’ll be able to supply sdeUSD and borrow $USDS from the cUSDSv3 market. But what’s the best way to play this? Here’s intern’s move: - Stake deUSD on

A major step forward for institutional private credit strategies. @Hamilton_lane’s tokenized HLSCOPE fund now gains stable, onchain settlement with deUSD through @Elixir. Via The Block 👉 theblock.co/post/365062/se…

Not into LPs? Not a fan of loops? Just want to earn solid yield on your $sdeUSD with zero liquidation risk? Then the @Euler sdeUSD cluster is built for you: 📈 8.46% APY on K3 Capital 📈 8.62% APY on Re7 Lab 🧪 3x potion boost Re7 incentives just got renewed so go and do the

you farm ponzis, I extract structured yield from real-world credit we're not the same

fine intern will dox

fastUSD is now live on Sei with native minting and redemption. Backed by RWAs via deUSD and collateralized by assets from institutions including BlackRock, Hamilton Lane, and Apollo. Built to offer efficient, onchain access to RWAs.

fastUSD is now live on $Sei with native minting and redemption, backed by RWAs via $deUSD and collateralized by assets from institutions including BlackRock, Hamilton Lane, and Apollo. deUSD existed on Sei (as fastUSD) but couldn't be minted natively... until now. What changed?

Collateralized by assets from BlackRock, Hamilton Lane, and Apollo. Elixir's fastUSD is a yield-bearing stablecoin bringing native RWA exposure to the fastest L1. RWAs Move Faster on Sei. ($/acc)

Some recent insights from Philip Forte in the Chainlink blog below.

OG cult member meeting 2025 guess who are on the picture

welcome to the cult Jeezy