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Gli analisti di mercato puntano direttamente alla nomina di Kevin Warsh come prossimo presidente della Federal Reserve come principale catalizzatore per il declino. Secondo Andri Fauzan Adziima, responsabile della ricerca di Bitrue, il movimento al ribasso segue un cambiamento restrittivo nelle aspettative della Fed, che segnala una liquidità più stretta e meno tagli dei tassi in arrivo. I trader stanno ora osservando da vicino la stabilizzazione dei prezzi intorno ai livelli di supporto di $60,000 a $65,000, notando che una nuova scintilla di allentamento macro sarebbe probabilmente necessaria per innescare un rimbalzo significativo, ha riportato The Block.

Recent blockchain data has sparked intense debate across the digital asset industry as it reveals that Binance now controls the vast majority of the circulating supply of USD1, a stablecoin closely associated with World Liberty Financial (WLFI). According to a report from Forbes on Monday, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange holds approximately $4.7 billion in USD1, representing nearly 87% of the token’s $5.4 billion total supply. This level of concentration is considered an anomaly in the stablecoin market, where leading assets like USDT and USDC are typically distributed across a wide network of independent wallets and global exchanges.

The rapid consolidation of USD1 on Binance appears to be the result of a series of strategic integrations and high-value corporate deals occurring over the past year. In early 2025, the Abu Dhabi-backed fund MGX utilized $2 billion worth of USD1 to acquire a minority stake in Binance, immediately placing a significant portion of the stablecoin’s reserves under the exchange’s custody. More recently, in December 2025, Binance further integrated the asset by converting the remaining collateral from its defunct BUSD stablecoin into USD1. Aggressive promotional campaigns have also played a role; in late January, Binance launched a $40 million reward program, distributing WLFI governance tokens to users who hold USD1 on the platform, which significantly boosted on-chain activity.

The ties between the stablecoin and the current U.S. administration have added a layer of political scrutiny to these financial developments. USD1 is issued by World Liberty Financial, a venture founded by the Trump family, with an affiliated LLC owning a 38% stake in the company. Financial disclosures indicate the project has already contributed roughly $1 billion to President Donald Trump’s net worth. The relationship between the exchange and the project has faced additional questioning following President Trump’s October 2025 pardon of Binance founder Changpeng Zhao. While both Binance and World Liberty Financial maintain that their partnerships follow standard industry practices, the SEC recently dropped a long-standing lawsuit against the exchange shortly after it listed USD1.

Market analysts and security researchers warn that such extreme concentration creates significant systemic and governance risks. If a single entity controls nearly 90% of an asset, any technical failure, legal dispute, or financial stress at that exchange could effectively freeze the entire USD1 ecosystem. Furthermore, transparency remains a primary concern, as it is currently unclear what portion of the $4.7 billion held by Binance belongs to the exchange itself versus its individual customers. As USD1 continues to expand into decentralized lending and prediction markets, the industry remains focused on whether this centralized influence will hinder the stablecoin’s long-term stability and regulatory standing.

Backpack, l'exchange di criptovalute fondato da ex dirigenti di FTX e Alameda Research, ha ufficialmente raggiunto lo status di unicorno, ha riportato Axios lunedì. L'azienda è in discussione per assicurarsi 50 milioni di dollari in nuovi finanziamenti, il che collocherebbe la sua valutazione pre-money a 1 miliardo di dollari. Questo aumento di valutazione evidenzia un significativo recupero e una traiettoria di crescita per il team, che è passato da un progetto di wallet basato su Solana a una piattaforma di trading globale completa.

L'annuncio di questo round di finanziamento coincide con l'introduzione dello schema di tokenizzazione innovativo di Backpack, che mira a ridefinire il modo in cui i token di scambio vengono distribuiti e gestiti. Sotto questo piano, il 37,5% dell'offerta totale di 1 miliardo di token è riservato per un tesoro aziendale "post-IPO". Il co-fondatore Armani Ferrante ha spiegato che questa struttura è specificamente progettata per prevenire la pratica comune del "dumping" di token sugli investitori al dettaglio. Legando le ricompense finanziarie del team a una futura quotazione pubblica o uscita azionaria, l'azienda intende garantire un allineamento a lungo termine tra gli sviluppatori e la comunità.

Binance ha accelerato il suo spostamento strategico verso Bitcoin acquistando ulteriori 3.600 BTC per il suo Fondo Sicuro per gli Utenti (SAFU). Questa acquisizione, eseguita utilizzando circa $250 milioni in stablecoin, porta il totale delle partecipazioni in Bitcoin del fondo di emergenza a 6.230 BTC. Questa mossa è una parte chiave di un piano aggressivo annunciato il 29 gennaio per convertire la riserva di protezione degli utenti da $1 miliardo dell'exchange da token ancorati al dollaro in Bitcoin entro un termine di 30 giorni.

L'exchange ha inquadrato questa transizione come una dichiarazione di convinzione a lungo termine, descrivendo Bitcoin come l'asset fondamentale dell'ecosistema crypto. Spostando le riserve SAFU in Bitcoin, Binance mira a garantire che il supporto rimanga trasparente, auditabile e resiliente all'inflazione. Per mantenere l'efficacia del fondo, Binance si è impegnata a mantenere il valore della riserva a $1 miliardo, promettendo di ricaricarla se la volatilità del mercato dovesse mai portare la valutazione totale al di sotto della soglia di $800 milioni.

The Royal Government of Bhutan, operating through its sovereign investment arm, Druk Holding & Investments (DHI), has mobilized more than 284 Bitcoin – valued at approximately $22.3 million – over the past week,  

According to on-chain analytics from Arkham Intelligence, the movement included a notable transfer of 184 BTC worth $14.1 million on Wednesday, following a previous transaction of 100 BTC worth $8.3 million last Friday. These funds were directed to Singapore-based market maker QCP Capital, a destination typically associated with institutional liquidity management and asset repositioning.

While these transfers do not confirm an outright sale, they follow a documented pattern of “structured clips” where Bhutan offloads assets in batches of approximately $50 million. Market analysts are watching the activity closely as Bitcoin faces significant price pressure, having tumbled roughly 40% from its October 2025 all-time high of $126,000 to levels near $70,000. 

The kingdom’s total reserves have notably declined from a peak of 13,295 BTC in late 2024 to roughly 5,700 BTC at present, a shift that has seen Bhutan slip to the seventh-largest sovereign holder globally.

Bhutan’s approach to digital assets remains unique because its holdings are generated through state-backed mining operations rather than legal seizures. By leveraging its vast hydroelectric resources, the nation effectively converts surplus renewable energy into liquid foreign currency reserves. 

This strategic mining initiative, which began as early as 2019, has reportedly funded national priorities such as civil servant salary increases and infrastructure development, even as the cost of production has nearly doubled following the most recent halving event.

Beyond Bitcoin, the nation’s treasury activity suggests a sophisticated and active management style rather than passive holding. On-chain data recently flagged $1.5 million in USDT moving between exchange-linked wallets and DHI addresses, alongside various Ethereum transactions. 

As the Himalayan kingdom continues to integrate digital assets into its macroeconomic strategy -including plans to fund the “Gelephu Mindfulness City” initiative – its on-chain movements have become a critical psychological bellwether for institutional and sovereign sentiment in the crypto market.

 

Tether, the world’s largest stablecoin issuer, announced a $100 million strategic equity investment in Anchorage Digital on Thursday, signaling a deepened commitment to regulated U.S. digital asset infrastructure. The investment values Anchorage Digital—the first federally chartered digital asset bank in the United States – at $4.2 billion. The move comes as Tether pivots toward a more compliant posture in the wake of the GENIUS Act, the landmark stablecoin legislation signed into law last summer.

While the investment is primarily financial, both firms framed the deal as a “strategic alignment” aimed at scaling digital assets within established legal frameworks. Tether has recently focused on transparency and institutional oversight, a shift underscored by its partnership with Anchorage to issue USA₮, a “Made in America” stablecoin designed specifically for the new federal regulatory regime.

“Tether exists to challenge the status quo and build global infrastructure for freedom,” said Paolo Ardoino, CEO of Tether. He noted that the investment reflects a shared belief in secure, resilient financial systems.

Nathan McCauley, co-founder and CEO of Anchorage Digital, stated that the capital infusion validates years of effort in building regulated rails. “This adds momentum as we continue developing services for stablecoin issuance and broader market adoption,” McCauley said.

In a notable departure from typical high-growth funding rounds, Anchorage Digital confirmed it is using this moment to launch its first-ever employee tender offer. This allows long-tenured staff to sell a portion of their equity at the new $4.2 billion valuation.

The company stated it “prioritized employee liquidity over raising additional primary capital,” suggesting a strong balance sheet and a desire to reward the team that navigated the firm through several years of market volatility.

CME Group sta attualmente esplorando lo sviluppo del proprio token digitale come parte di una svolta strategica per modernizzare la propria infrastruttura digitale. Il CEO Terry Duffy ha rivelato l'iniziativa durante la chiamata sugli utili del quarto trimestre dell'azienda il 4 febbraio, spiegando che l'exchange sta valutando nuovi modi per gestire collaterale e margini per i derivati crypto. Il progetto, spesso indicato come “CME Coin,” mira a facilitare un trading più efficiente in un mercato che opera 24/7, a differenza degli orari bancari tradizionali che spesso limitano la velocità di regolamento.

Binance ha conquistato il primo posto nel Rapporto di Classifica delle Riserve delle Maggiori Cripto Exchange di gennaio 2026, mantenendo un vantaggio deciso sul mercato globale degli attivi digitali. Secondo i dati più recenti di CoinMarketCap, le riserve totali di Binance hanno raggiunto circa $155,64 miliardi. Questa cifra supera significativamente tutte le altre principali piattaforme di trading, rafforzando il ruolo di Binance come chiaro leader di livello 1 nel mercato. Il rapporto evidenzia la scala dominante di Binance nelle partecipazioni a prova di riserva, che riflette la posizione dell'exchange come il più grande luogo di liquidità nel mercato cripto globale. CoinMarketCap osserva che le riserve di Binance sovrastano i totali combinati di molti concorrenti, fungendo da indicatore primario della scala della piattaforma e del dominio del mercato.

Tether, the company behind the world’s most widely used stablecoin, has officially released MiningOS (MOS), an open-source operating system designed to overhaul how Bitcoin mining operations are managed. The launch represents a direct challenge to the proprietary, vendor-controlled software that has long dominated the sector. By open-sourcing the software under an Apache 2.0 license, Tether aims to provide a transparent alternative for miners, ranging from small-scale home enthusiasts to massive industrial operators, as it continues to expand its footprint in global crypto infrastructure.

Built on a modular, peer-to-peer architecture, MiningOS allows operators to monitor and automate their hardware, energy consumption, and site-level infrastructure within a single, unified layer. Unlike existing fragmented software stacks that often rely on centralized services, MOS is designed to be hardware-agnostic, meaning it can function across various types of mining rigs without locking users into specific manufacturers. Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino noted that the system is built to make mining infrastructure more accessible and scalable across different geographies, ensuring that new entrants can compete without the burden of expensive, closed-source management tools.

This strategic move aligns Tether with other industry advocates for open infrastructure, such as Jack Dorsey’s Block, and marks a significant evolution for the company beyond its core stablecoin business. Tether reported a staggering net profit of over $10 billion in 2025, largely fueled by interest income on its reserves. This financial strength has allowed the firm to diversify aggressively into tokenized commodities like gold, energy production, and various payment infrastructures. Along with the operating system, Tether also unveiled a Mining SDK, which will serve as the underlying framework for future community-led development.

The release of MOS comes at a time when the mining industry is increasingly focused on efficiency and transparency. By providing a free, customizable toolset, Tether is positioning itself as a foundational player in the physical security of the Bitcoin network. As the company rolls out new products like the U.S.-focused USAT stablecoin, the launch of MiningOS signals Tether’s intent to move away from being just a financial intermediary and toward becoming a central architect of the decentralized digital economy.

Singapore Gulf Bank (SGB), a fully licensed digital wholesale bank backed by the Whampoa Group and Bahrain’s sovereign wealth fund, Mumtalakat, has officially announced a new stablecoin interoperability service designed to streamline institutional finance. The platform, which is expected to go live by the first quarter of 2026, will allow corporate clients to mint, trade, and convert stablecoins into fiat currency within a single, regulated environment. This new offering extends the capabilities of SGB Net, the bank’s proprietary real-time clearing network that currently processes more than $2 billion in monthly fiat transaction volume for digital asset firms across the Asia-GCC corridor, a report by Crypto News said.

The service will support major stablecoins, including USDC and USDT, across the Solana, Ethereum, and Arbitrum blockchains. By integrating these assets directly into a banking infrastructure, SGB aims to eliminate the operational fragmentation that currently plagues corporate treasury departments. Chief Executive Officer Shawn Chan noted that while stablecoins have become the essential “working capital” of the digital economy, the tools for managing them remain unnecessarily complex. The bank’s goal is to serve as a bridge between traditional and digital finance, offering near real-time settlement for high-volume cross-border transactions that were previously slow and expensive.

Security and regulatory compliance are central to the new platform, which includes built-in safeguards such as rigorous Know Your Customer (KYC), Know Your Business (KYB), and anti-money laundering (AML) controls. To ensure the safety of digital assets, SGB has continued its strategic partnership with Fireblocks, a leading crypto infrastructure provider, to handle institutional-grade custody. This partnership, established in late 2025, utilizes multi-party computation (MPC) cryptography to protect funds and automate treasury operations, allowing the bank to scale its services while mitigating operational risks.

The launch comes at a time of significant maturation for the global stablecoin market, which has seen the total market capitalization surpass $300 billion. The regulatory landscape has shifted rapidly with the enactment of the GENIUS Act in the United States and the introduction of central bank-approved stablecoins like USDU in the UAE. By positioning itself at the intersection of these regulated frameworks, Singapore Gulf Bank is moving to capture the increasing demand for dollar-backed liquidity and efficient global settlement solutions for institutional users.

Il mercato delle criptovalute ha subito un violento crollo giovedì sera, con Bitcoin (BTC) che è sceso a un minimo di $81.000 prima di registrare una tiepida ripresa fino al livello di $82.000. Il crollo improvviso ha cancellato quasi $10.000 dal valore dell'attivo principale in sole 24 ore.

Il massacro non si è limitato a Bitcoin. Le principali altcoin hanno registrato cali diffusi dal 7% al 9%, con Ether (ETH) che fatica a mantenere $2.700, mentre BNB e XRP sono scivolati a $843 e $1.74, rispettivamente.

Secondo i dati di CoinGlass, la volatilità ha innescato un enorme evento di liquidazione. Oltre $777 milioni in posizioni "long" con leva sono state forzatamente chiuse in un'unica ora mentre il prezzo minimo scendeva. Nell'intero periodo di 24 ore, le liquidazioni totali sono aumentate a $1.75 miliardi, segnando uno degli eventi di deleveraging più significativi del 2026.

Talos, con sede a New York, il fornitore di infrastrutture, tecnologia e dati per asset digitali istituzionali che supportano l'intero ciclo di trading e gestione del portafoglio, ha annunciato un'estensione della Serie B da 45 milioni di dollari il 29 gennaio 2026. Questa iniezione strategica di capitale porta il finanziamento totale della Serie B dell'azienda a 150 milioni di dollari e innalza la sua valutazione post-money a circa 1,5 miliardi di dollari. Il round ha visto un elenco di nuovi investitori strategici di alto profilo, tra cui Robinhood Markets, Sony Innovation Fund, IMC, QCP e Karatage, che si sono uniti a pesi massimi già presenti come a16z crypto, BNY e Fidelity Investments.

Russia is preparing to launch a comprehensive regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies this July, marking a significant shift toward legalizing retail participation in the local digital asset market. 

Anatoly Aksakov, head of the State Duma Committee on the Financial Market, recently informed the Parliamentary Gazette that the upcoming set of rules will be finalized for a vote by the end of June. While the legislation is expected to be approved shortly thereafter, the framework will not take full effect until one year later, meaning both qualified and non-qualified investors will officially be permitted to trade crypto assets starting July 1, 2027.

The new rules establish a tiered system for investors, with state news agency TASS reporting that non-qualified traders will have limited access to the retail market. Under this framework, amateur investors will be restricted to purchasing only the “most liquid” cryptocurrencies, with an annual purchase cap of 300,000 rubles (approximately $3,900). 

Professional or “qualified” traders, however, will be allowed to purchase a wider variety of assets in unlimited amounts. The only major exception for professionals will be privacy tokens, such as Monero and Zcash, which are designed to keep transaction participants anonymous and will remain restricted under the new law.

To help define these boundaries, the Central Bank is expected to compile a “white list” of approved cryptocurrencies for the general public. Legal experts anticipate this list will feature the top-5 or top-10 most traded assets globally, certainly including Bitcoin and Ethereum, and potentially adding popular tokens like Solana or Toncoin. 

Additionally, the framework will permit Russian citizens to purchase cryptocurrency on foreign exchanges using offshore accounts, provided the assets are transferred back to domestic platforms and all transactions are properly reported to tax authorities for transparency.

Beyond simple trading, the legislation seeks to provide clarity on the creation, mining, and distribution of digital assets while strictly reaffirming the existing ban on using cryptocurrency for domestic payments. 

Lawmakers are also planning to introduce specific administrative and criminal liabilities for entities that operate in the market without the proper legal standing. 

While existing licensed brokers and exchanges can continue their work, storage providers and platforms currently operating in a legal “gray area” will be required to obtain new, specialized licenses to comply with the updated standards.

 

In a move that bridges Old World security with New World finance, Tether Holdings SA has transformed a Cold War-era Swiss nuclear bunker into the world’s largest non-sovereign gold reserve.

The stablecoin giant is reportedly acquiring more than a ton of bullion per week, a pace of accumulation that has turned the crypto-native firm into a systemic force in the global precious metals market. The high-security vault, carved into the Swiss Alps, now houses a stash that exceeds the holdings of many mid-sized nation-states.

Industry analysts confirm that Tether’s relentless buying spree—totaling roughly $1 billion in physical metal every month—has made it the largest known private bullion hoard on Earth.

This aggressive accumulation strategy is forcing traditional bullion desks to recalibrate their models, as Tether’s price-insensitive buying is large enough to tighten the available float and skew market spreads.

Tether executives are positioning these massive gold reserves as a hard-asset hedge against the debasement of fiat currencies and traditional counterparty risks. This strategy aligns the company with the same macroeconomic shifts that have recently propelled gold prices above the $5,000 mark.

While the logistics of sourcing and transporting 1,000 kilograms of gold weekly from Swiss refiners are immense, Tether leadership argues the physical bunker provides a level of resilience that digital-only assets cannot match, suggesting that in an era of synthetic dollars, physical metal still buys 21st-century trust.

The news arrives as the broader crypto market continues to hold firm near cycle highs, with Bitcoin trading near $88,900 and Ethereum hovering around $3,000. While the gold provides a physical anchor for USDT and Tether Gold (XAUT), the sheer volume of assets controlled by a single private player has raised concerns among some market analysts.

Critics argue that this creates a new form of concentration risk, adding another layer to the long-standing questions regarding transparency and audit standards in the stablecoin sector. For now, however, the vault serves as a powerful symbol for crypto-native investors, offering a concrete answer to the perennial question of what exactly backs the world’s most-used digital dollar.

L'ecosistema Ethereum si sta attualmente preparando per un significativo cambiamento infrastrutturale poiché il protocollo ufficiale ERC-8004 è confermato per il deployment sulla mainnet questa settimana. Inizialmente anticipato dalla Ethereum Foundation il 27 gennaio, questo nuovo protocollo segna un momento cruciale nella roadmap del 2026 per trasformare la rete in uno strato fondamentale per l'economia agentica globale. Spesso definito come lo standard "Trustless Agents", l'ERC-8004 introduce un quadro completo progettato per risolvere la crescente crisi di identità affrontata dai sistemi AI autonomi.

Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) has officially moved to solidify the nation’s digital asset framework by launching a public consultation on stringent new draft rules governing stablecoin reserve assets. This move marks a critical step in the practical implementation of the 2025 Payment Services Act overhaul, a legislative package enacted last June designed to formalize the country’s electronic payment landscape and provide a secure environment for digital innovation.

At the heart of the new proposal are strict limitations on how stablecoin issuers manage the “specified trust beneficiary interests” that back their tokens. Under the draft notices, issuers using trust structures will be restricted to a narrow pool of high-quality collateral to ensure stability and liquidity. To qualify as a reserve asset, foreign-issued bonds must meet two primary benchmarks: they must maintain a top-tier credit risk rating of 1–2 or higher from designated agencies, and the foreign issuer must have a total outstanding bond volume of at least 100 trillion yen, which is approximately $648 billion.

The FSA is also targeting the potential for consumer confusion regarding traditional financial institutions. New supervisory guidelines will now apply to banks and insurance companies whose subsidiaries offer cryptocurrency intermediation. Under the draft, these subsidiaries are required to provide explicit explanations to customers to ensure they do not underestimate the risks involved simply because a product is being offered by a recognizable or “safe” financial group. Furthermore, businesses seeking to handle foreign-issued stablecoins must now provide a formal check showing that the overseas issuer will not engage in direct issuance or solicitation toward general users within Japan.

This regulatory push arrives as Japan’s stablecoin market shifts from theoretical pilots to live infrastructure. Following the recent launch of the country’s first legally recognized yen-backed stablecoin by fintech firm JPYC, the nation’s three “megabanks”—MUFG, SMBC, and Mizuho—have continued to advance their own stablecoin and tokenized deposit projects. These interbank settlement pilots received formal backing from the FSA in December, signaling a coordinated effort to build a regulated ecosystem. The public consultation on these specific draft rules is set to remain open until February 27, 2026.

L'Autorità di Condotta Finanziaria del Regno Unito (FCA) è ufficialmente entrata nella fase finale delle consultazioni per un ampio nuovo quadro normativo progettato per portare le risorse digitali sotto gli stessi rigorosi standard dei mercati finanziari tradizionali. Questa mossa rappresenta il “passo finale” nella ambiziosa tabella di marcia del governo per stabilire il Regno Unito come un hub globale per l'attività di criptoattività regolamentate, dando priorità alla protezione dei consumatori e all'integrità del mercato.

Il pacchetto di consultazione più recente introduce dieci regole proposte mirate a promuovere un mercato più trasparente e competitivo. Le aree chiave di attenzione includono nuovi standard per la condotta aziendale, restrizioni sull'uso del credito per l'acquisto di criptoattività e requisiti più rigorosi per la custodia degli asset. Il regolatore mira anche a chiarire come il collaterale al dettaglio debba essere trattato negli accordi di prestito in criptovaluta. Sebbene la FCA abbia notato che queste regole sono progettate per costruire la fiducia pubblica, ha emesso un fermo promemoria agli investitori che la regolamentazione non può eliminare la volatilità e il rischio intrinseci associati al mercato delle criptovalute.

Il terzo scambio di criptovalute più grande della Corea del Sud, Coinone, sta esplorando una significativa ristrutturazione della proprietà che potrebbe ridefinire la sua posizione nel mercato domestico. Secondo un rapporto iniziale del Seoul Economic Daily, l'exchange sta considerando attivamente varie opzioni per vendere una porzione significativa delle azioni detenute dal suo presidente e maggiore azionista, Cha Myung-hoon. Attualmente, il presidente Cha controlla una partecipazione dominante del 53,4% nella società, che include il suo 19,14% personale e un ulteriore 34,3% detenuto attraverso la sua azienda, The One Group. L'affare potenziale potrebbe anche coinvolgere le azioni detenute dal secondo maggiore azionista dell'azienda, il gigante locale del gaming Com2uS, che ha originariamente acquisito una partecipazione del 38,42% tra il 2021 e il 2022.

Coinbase ha lanciato un consiglio di esperti indipendente volto a preparare Bitcoin e l'ecosistema blockchain più ampio per i rischi a lungo termine posti dal calcolo quantistico. Questa mossa arriva mentre i rapidi progressi nel campo sollevano interrogativi sulla durata degli attuali standard crittografici. Sebbene computer quantistici su larga scala in grado di rompere la crittografia attuale non esistano ancora, Coinbase sostiene che l'industria deve iniziare a prepararsi anni in anticipo per garantire la futura sicurezza degli asset digitali.

Superstate, un leader nello spazio degli asset tokenizzati, ha annunciato giovedì di aver raccolto $82.5 milioni in finanziamenti di Serie B. L'azienda prevede di utilizzare il capitale per andare oltre i Treasury bill tokenizzati e stabilire una posizione dominante nei mercati primari onchain per le azioni registrate dalla SEC.

Il round di finanziamento è stato co-guidato da Bain Capital Crypto e Distributed Global, con un enorme elenco di partecipanti tra cui Haun Ventures, Brevan Howard Digital, Galaxy Digital e ParaFi. Sebbene la società non abbia divulgato la sua attuale valutazione, questo ultimo round porta il finanziamento totale di Superstate a oltre $100 milioni.