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Despite its high 0.2 BTC mint price, the highly anticipated Taproot Wizards successfully minted the majority of its Bitcoin Ordinal collection during the allowlist phase with the remaining supply left for a public dutch auction

The FOMO to gain entry to Falcon Finance’s closed beta is palpable. Who’d have thought stablecoins could be so exciting? Of course, it helps that institutions as well as retail have been among the early testers, with the industry-beating 22% APY to be earned serving to incentivize uptake. Now, to celebrate hitting $90M in TVL, Falcon has opened its closed beta to the community – but there’s a catch. Falcon Finance has granted beta access to just five community members. Given the level of demand for accessing the synthetic dollar protocol, this hasn’t been enough to sate the masses. But it has at least upped the excitement as community members clamored to complete the simple tasks asked of them in order to participate. For the thousands of others champing at the bit to get involved, they shouldn’t have to wait too much longer. Falcon is readying plans to exit its closed beta, allowing the general public to participate, though has yet to announce the date when this will occur. In the meantime, things appear to be ticking over smoothly for those fortunate enough to have gained beta access. The reason why onchain users have taken such a keen interest in Falcon’s stablecoin protocol is on account of the eye-watering yield that it can generate, currently averaging over 22%. To take advantage of this, users must first deposit their crypto asset of choice – Falcon supports more than a dozen tokens including stablecoins as well as ETH, BTC, and some smaller cap assets such as POL. After depositing funds into its protocol, Falcon issues USDf, a general-purpose stablecoin, albeit one whose primary purpose is for staking, because that’s where the yield lies. After staking USDf, users will mint a corresponding amount of sUSDf and begin earning yield on their holdings, with the ability to withdraw their assets at any time. Falcon has been at great pains to emphasize the transparency of its service – not least on account of the institutions it’s trying to court. It operates as a compliant DeFi platform, which means users are required to complete KYC in order to mint USDf. All of its assets are securely custodied and there are monthly audits attesting to their integrity. As for the question of where the yield comes from, Falcon claims to use “advanced statistical arbitrage algorithms to ensure consistent, risk-adjusted returns.” Among other things, it takes advantage of arbitrage opportunities and funding rate variations while maintaining a delta-neutral position. In other words, it’s neither long or short crypto: it’s just capitalizing on pricing discrepancies as and when they arise. So far, it’s a strategy that’s working, as shown by the rising TVL and growing waitlist. A number of institutional clients are already onboard as well as various DeFi communities. Next stop: $100M TVL and that’s before the closed beta has been concluded.

Now tracking @FalconStable's USDf coin on our Stables Dashboard Falcon Finance users who have completed KYC verification can mint USDf by depositing collateral and redeem USDf for supported assets

New set-up for PARTI/USDT Buy If Price Closed Above 0.4 USDT in 5 mint chart 📈 1TP.....0.42 2TP.....0.44 3TP.....0.48 4TP.....0.52 5TP.....0.60 SL.......0.35 If price reach at 0.28 also buy 1.TP......0.290 2.TP......0.300 3.TP......0.330 4.TP......0.360 5.TP......0.400 6.TP......0.500 SL........0.190

In the past 24 hours, CryptoPunks have seen a flurry of buying activity as its floor price climbs to 42 ETH per NFT. According to data on its official site, the Yuga Labs -backed NFT collection has seen 19 sales of its unique pixelated avatar heads in the past 24 hours. The recent surge in CryptoPunks buyer activity has brought the number of transactions up by 18.75%, bringing the NFT collection to the second largest spot, according to data from CryptoSlam. So far, the top purchase in the past 24 hours is CryptoPunk #2301 , showcasing an avatar with an eyepatch and a hoodie that was purchased at a price of 115 ETH ( ETH ) or $235,190 at current prices. At press time, the floor price for CryptoPunks sits at 42 ETH. The number has increased by 5% compared to the day prior, when its floor price was still below 40 ETH. Earlier today, its floor price dipped lower to 39.39 ETH. In the past 24 hours, the total sales of CryptoPunks NFTs has reached 915.37 ETH. According to current market prices, today’s total sales are equal to more than $1.8 million. Ethereum is currently trading hands at $2,060 according to data from crypto.news. In the past month, the NFT collection sales has gone up by nearly 20%, indicating an upward trend. However despite the recent rise in buyer activity, its daily trading volume has evidently gone down by 21.8%. Its market cap currently sits at 419,748 ETH or equal to around $865 million. In the past 7 days, the Yuga Labs-backed collection has occupied the top NFT collectible sales, with CryptoPunks #2967 valued at $843,070 that was sold on March 23. Launched in 2017, CryptoPunks is an NFT collection which consists of 10,000 unique pixel art avatars that traders can mint on the Ethereum blockchain. In October 2024, publishing firm Phaidon released an 800-page book that documents all 10,000 Punks ever created. The book titled “CryptoPunks: Free to Claim” was written and compiled by creative director Zak Kyes, web3 lifestyle in partnership with Yuga Labs.