South Korea's leading cryptocurrency exchanges, Upbit and Bithumb, have removed the previous investor warning for this altcoin. Continue Reading: Bitcoin Exchanges
2026/06/19
BitcoinWorld Upbit Removes KernelDAO (KERNEL) from Delisting Watchlist This post Upbit Removes KernelDAO (KERNEL) from Delisting Watchlist first appeared on BitcoinWorld
Bitcoin exchanges Upbit, Bithumb, and Coinone have announced that they have added the KernelDAO (KERNEL) token to their delist watchlist. Continue Reading: Bitcoin
2026/04/20
BitcoinWorld KernelDAO Delisting Crisis: Major Korean Exchanges Flag KERNEL Amid Security and Viability Fears SEOUL, South Korea – March 2025 – In a significant
The post US$292M Stolen in 46 Minutes: Why DeFi Development Keeps Facing Setbacks appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. A forged cross-chain message drained 116,
2026/04/19
Kernel Dao’s latest report, which focuses on how on-chain liquidity will ignite the growth of RWA, mentions Chainlink as a major contributor. Kernel explains that Chainlink’s infrastructure, its data feeds, the CCIP, and Chainlink proof of reserve make it ideal for stablecoins. Chainlink has been highlighted for its collaboration with KernelDAO, a multi-chain decentralized finance [...]]]>
2025/10/17
The post KernelDAO to launch new reward-bearing stablecoin KUSD appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. BNB Chain-based restaking protocol KernelDAO is stepping into real-world credit with a reward-bearing stablecoin that generates yield from institutional usage rather than sitting idle. Summary KernelDAO unveiled KUSD, a reward-bearing stablecoin backed by short-term receivables. Designed for remittances, payroll, and trade finance, KUSD generates yield from institutional usage. Built on KernelDAO’s $2.4B DeFi base, targeting the $30T RWA market by 2034. KernelDAO is set to enter the stablecoin market with KUSD, a reward-bearing token backed by short-term receivables and designed for both fintechs and decentralized finance. The new stablecoin, unveiled on Sept. 16 in a blog post by KernelDAO, is powered by Kred, the project’s new “Internet of Credit” layer that aims to connect idle crypto liquidity to real-world financial activity. Backed by receivables, built for scale According to the team, KUSD will be fully collateralized by receivables from institutional usage such as remittances, payroll, brokerage settlements, and trade finance. Unlike traditional stablecoins, which often sit idle, KUSD is structured to earn rewards from real repayment flows, creating what KernelDAO describes as a self-reinforcing cycle of liquidity and yield. The stablecoin builds on KernelDAO’s existing $2.4 billion ecosystem, which includes its liquid restaking protocol Kelp, high-performing vaults under Gain, and core infrastructure deployed on BNB (BNB) Chain. With 150 DeFi integrations and more than 350,000 users, the DAO is expanding its model to include real-world assets, a market expected to grow to $30 trillion by 2034. A stablecoin designed to earn KUSD is positioned as both a settlement currency for institutions and a composable yield-bearing stablecoin for DeFi protocols. Liquidity providers can mint KUSD by depositing stablecoins, which are then lent to vetted institutional borrowers. Repayments generate yield that flows back to the system, while the token itself circulates across AMMs and lending platforms. This strategy, according to KernelDAO, tackles…
2025/09/17
A bill in the U.S. state of Rhode Island proposes to allow residents of the state to trade $10,000 worth of Bitcoin per month tax-free; PumpBTC on-chain airdrop claims will begin on April 2; Nigeria's SEC will regulate virtual asset service providers under the new law.
2025/04/01
DefiTuna revealed the $200 million market manipulation plan of the M3M3 platform, involving multiple projects such as LIBRA and MELANIA; KernelDAO will conduct the $KERNEL token TGE in February; Hyper Foundation: HyperEVM mainnet has officially launched.
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