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How Sonarverse's Data Quality Practices Address Issues on the Blockchain
Sonarverse is steadfastly dedicated to superior data quality, exemplified through its rigorous procedures and the comprehensive oversight provided by the Data Quality Trust Center.
A Deep Dive into Sonarverse’s Data Completeness Checks
In the dynamic world of blockchain, Sonarverse prioritizes data accuracy and completeness through a meticulous Data Quality process, overcoming challenges like network latency and data format variations to provide reliable insights for users.
Definitive + Stargate: Access Bridging Yield
Advanced yield strategies for the Stargate and LayerZero communities.
Superform Labs raises $6.5m led by Polychain Capital
Superform Labs has successfully raised a $6.5M seed round led by Polychain Capital.
Sonarverse Achieves SOC 2 Type I Compliance
Sonarverse is thrilled to announce yet another milestone in our institutional journey – SOC 2 Type I compliance.
Introducing the Morpho Integration Team
The aim of the integration team is to onboard and assist all types of Morpho Blue or MetaMorpho integrators. This team, composed of engineers, has a wide scope. Think of it as a dedicated task force for serving integrators.
Jia crosses $2 million in blockchain-based microfinance originations
We are thrilled to announce a major milestone in our journey to unlock growth for small businesses in emerging markets. Jia has successfully crossed the $2 million mark in originations, marking a significant leap in our mission to expand financial access where it is needed most.
Our vision for Morpho's Interface
Lending and borrowing form a complex market with diverse user needs, risk tolerances, and sophistication levels where no single interface can cater to all use cases effectively.
Establishing Morpho Blue's Oracle Network with Chainlink Price Feeds
Morpho Blue is more flexible than any other lending protocol, with the ability to select any collateral asset, loan asset, liquidation LTV (LLTV), interest rate model (IRM), and oracle at market creation.
How Starkiller Capital Uses TWAPs on Definitive to Achieve Best Execution Onchain
As alpha opportunities are increasing onchain, hedge funds are discovering powerful tools to execute sophisticated onchain trading strategies.
Tokenization — How Verifiable Data Can Solve Key Bottlenecks
Explore how securitization transformed financial markets and led to the 2008 crisis, and how modern tokenization of real-world assets on blockchain promises increased liquidity, transparency, and reduced costs. Learn about vlayer’s innovative solutions to trust and regulatory challenges in the evolving financial landscape.
Announcing the Obol Collective
Today marks the launch of the Obol Collective: a community dedicated to scaling Ethereum by strengthening the security, resiliency, and decentralisation of the consensus layer through the development and deployment of distributed validators. The Collective is fueled by Obol’s economic model, which directs 1% of staking rewards from DVs
Taking Consumer Crypto Mainstream | Winnie & Aleksija
In this episode we chat with Winnie Lau, investor at BlockTower Capital, and Aleksija Vujicic, former investor at Multicoin Capital and now founder of TATA Bazaar. We dive into their backgrounds as consumer-focused investors, what makes consumer investing so hard, why consumer crypto struggles to reach the masses, a sneak peak into Aleksija’s stealth startup & more.
Releasing Charon 1.0
Today, we’re releasing Charon 1.0, the first long-term support (LTS) version of our DV middleware client. Our development team spent the last three years building Charon, Ethereum’s first distributed validator (DV) middleware client. Today, after years of collaborative development, rigorous audits, thorough testing, and solid Mainnet performance,
Idiomatic Noir - Part 2: Parsing Data
A common routine in a circuit is to parse data in a particular format. How can you do it effectively and avoid common pitfalls?