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Crypto lending platform SALT Lending has closed a $64.4 million Series A funding round through a share sale to accredited investors. origin »
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Various cryptocurrency firms have tried their hand at the lending business. Most of those firms have failed, for rather obvious reasons. It now seems SALT Lending is headed in the same direction, as the project has allegedly suffered some big setbacks over the past few days. SALT Lending Is Struggling It is evident there are […]
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Greyscale has today officially announced in a recent statement that it would be pausing withdrawals amid the ongoing FTX crisis. This comes after several other firms also paused withdrawals amid the contagion.
SALT, a provider of crypto-backed loans for cryptocurrency holders, today announced its partnership with NODE40, a blockchain masternode hosting and monitoring provider. The partnership will provide expanded loan options for DASH masternode owners in tandem with the Dash community’s first masternode hosting service.
With the rapid growth of the cryptocurrency space, more and more niches and industries are seeing legitimate disruption from startups and projects leveraging blockchain. One such example is finance, or more specifically, lending.
On February 15, 2019, Binance announced that it has decided to cease tradings and transactions with five tokens – CLOAK, MOD, SALT, SUB and WINGS. Reasons for the Delisting In their press release, Binance argues that according to their standards and performance criteria these five coins and tokens are no longer suitable for trade.
SALT is currently trapped within a narrow trading range between $0.2970 and $0.2190. Support moving forward: $0.2372, $0.2257, $0.2190,… The post SALT Price Analysis: Will Price Break Above or Below the Current Trading Range? appeared first on Invest In Blockchain.
Crypto lending has taken off despite the extended bear market of 2018, as these businesses took advantage by catering to both sides of the trade. Crypto Lenders Playing Both Sides of the Field During the extended bear market of 2018, as layoffs soared, and fortunes hemorrhaged, lenders were rubbing their hands in glee.