It has been a week of fairly meaningless chop in crypto markets, the type of week we sometimes see when the market is in transition.
Cryptoassets have been fairly indecisive this week, fluctuating between attempted recovery and backsliding close to the lows.
Weighing the Ultimate Blockchain Endgame is a Cumberland report on the evolving landscape of Layer 1s and the decentralized applications that align to them.
"The Implications of Permissioned DeFi" is a Cumberland report that discusses the impact innovations like permissioned pools could have on institutional crypto adoption, along with the most relevant use cases and possible industry structures that might evolve.
To further our commitment, we are pleased to announce we have joined the rapidly expanding Pyth network, a decentralized financial market data distribution platform. This novel, next generation oracle solution has the potential to transform the way market data is used on the blockchain in a way that we believe will attract new market participants and establish greater efficiency in the markets.
Cumberland recently shared its quick take on the current governance and fundraising debate happening in the Sushi community with its counterparties. It’s an interesting topic that highlights the unique structures that have been created in DeFi and the new approaches being developed to solve emerging challenges.
Best known as the purchaser of Beeple’s digital art piece ‘Everydays: The First 5000 Days,’ Vignesh Sundaresan (aka 'Metakovan'), is a Singapore-based blockchain entrepreneur, coder and angel investor.
Household names like Elon Musk, BNY Mellon and Mastercard are soon backing the use of bitcoin as acceptable forms of payment. And as bitcoin becomes more mainstream, questions are changing from "‘what is it?’ to ‘how do I trade it?’" according to DRW Partner and Global Head of Cumberland, Chris Zuehlke.
Bitcoin topped $50,000 for the first time Tuesday, doubling in value in less than two months.
The cryptocurrency space may have been abuzz with activity in recent times, but the startup frenzy hasn't directly translated into fund or asset flow. Lining up data from Singapore and Switzerland - both of which have positioned themselves as hubs for crypto.
