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🌙 Arbitrum Is Looking for Yield. BlackRock Came Knocking.

Arbitrum DAO wants exposure to real-world assets. Some TradFi firms have volunteered their services.

Crypto Roundup - May 7

Franklin Templeton is collaborating with Securitize to offer decentralized finance (DeFi) services on the Arbitrum blockchain, expanding their reach in the crypto space. Concurrently, concerns about regulatory oversight in the crypto industry are prevalent, with the SEC defending its stringent enforcement actions as merely fulfilling its responsibilities, as highlighted during congressional discussions. Furthermore, some DeFi protocols are deliberately excluding U.S. users from crypto airdrops, possibly as a protective measure against the country's complex regulatory landscape, which could influence their operational freedom and legal standing.

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  • BlackRock teams up with Securitize: They aim to tap into the DeFi market by leveraging Arbitrum's blockchain capabilities, showcasing a growing trend of traditional financial entities engaging with decentralized platforms.

  • SEC’s active role in crypto regulation: Recent testimonies to Congress underscore the SEC's commitment to stringent enforcement within the crypto industry, suggesting ongoing tensions between regulatory bodies and crypto entities.

  • DeFi protocols avoiding U.S. jurisdiction: A noticeable trend where certain DeFi projects exclude U.S. participants from airdrops, possibly to avoid the complexities of U.S. regulations that could impede their operations or legal status​

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