Conflux Surges On Joining the Institute of Web 3.0 in Hong Kong; Struct Finance Launches Interest Rate Swap On Chain

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The U.S. equities fell as the Fed chair Jerome Powell’s hawkish remarks rattled the market. The broader crypto market rebounded as the EDX, a crypto exchange backed by traditional financial service giants, went live. The top mover for today is STX, which surged more than 22.33% in the past 24 hours as the community anticipates a Bitcoin Summer.





Conflux is the only regulatory-compliant, public permissionless blockchain in China. As a proof of work and proof of stake hybrid blockchain, Conflux has a unique Tree-Graph structure and GHAST consensus mechanism that work together to achieve high throughput, scalability, and security. The recent outperformance comes as Conflux taps into the Hong Kong market as the city’s regulator has been outspoken on its friendliness towards crypto enterprises. With the crypto regulation framework released soon, Conflux’s expansion in Hong Kong makes investors excited about its future development.



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Struct Finance, a DeFi platform, has released an interest rate vault and "tranching" mechanism that allows investors to trade structured financial products linked to crypto. The platform includes different tokens, derivatives, vaults, and pools to create new products tailored to the investor's risk appetite. The interest rate products enable investors to split the risk of yield-bearing DeFi assets into different parts using "tranching." The products are split into a fixed-return tranche for conservative investors and a variable-return tranche for investors with higher risk appetite. The yield from the underlying asset flows into the fixed tranche to ensure predictable returns, while the remainder is allocated to the variable tranche, which gets enhanced exposure to the underlying yield-bearing asset. The lack of fixed-yield returns in crypto has been a deterrent to entry for both larger institutions and smaller players with more conservative risk appetites, according to the press release.