Equilibrium Review: Is It Safe? Fees, App & Ranking

Equilibrium

3.57

5-10 years

Not Regulated

Exchange

Questionable Regulatory License

Crypto Lending Support

No Regulatory License

Be aware of the risks!

Basic Information

Country/Region

United Kingdom

Exchange AbbreviationEquilibrium

Exchange TypeDecentralized Exchange

Operating Period5-10 years

Websitehttps://equilibrium.io/en

Trade TypeSpot Trade、Contract Trading、Leveraged Trading

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RiskNotice

2 risk alerts

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Exchange Overview

Equilibrium is introducing a cross-chain money market that combines pooled lending with synthetic asset generation and trading.

Business Region

InfluenceC

News

GBTC sees $166M outflows despite CEO‘s ’equilibrium remark

Inflows into Bitcoin ETFs have also slowed, indicating declining investor engagement.　　The Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) continues to experience significant outflows, with over $166 million and more than 2,500 Bitcoin withdrawn from the funds holdings on Friday, April 12.　　According to Farside Investors data, outflows from GBTC have now exceeded $16.2 billion since its conversion to a spot Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded fund (ETF) in January. Throughout April, the daily outflows from GBTC have fluctuated between $75 million and $300 million.　　Inflows into other spot Bitcoin ETFs have also slowed, indicating declining investor engagement. GBTC recorded significant outflows of $767 million this week, contributing to the net negative flows from spot Bitcoin ETFs.　　Source: Joe Consorti　　BlackRock has maintained strong support, with assets under management for its iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF exceeding $15 billion, narrowing the gap to GBTC.　　Grayscale CEO Michael Sonnenshein hinted on April 10 that outflows from the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust might be stabilizing, suggesting optimism among traders and investors, but outflows have continued.　　One potential reason behind the massive GBTC outflows is its comparatively high management fee of 1.5%, which is significantly higher than the 0.30% average fee charged by its competitors.　　Sonnenshein noted that markets often exhibit high excitement when commodity or thematic exposure

2024-04-13Exchange

GBTC sees $166M outflow despite CEO‘s ’equilibrium remark

On the other hand, inflows into Bitcoin ETFs have been minimal, indicating declining investor engagement.　　The Grayscale Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETF), GBTC, continues to experience significant outflows, with over $166 million and more than 2,500 Bitcoin (BTC) withdrawn from the funds holdings on Friday, April 12.　　According to Farside Investors data, outflows from GBTC have now exceeded $16.2 billion since the Bitcoin ETFs January launch. Since the month of April the daily outflows from the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) have been fluctuating between $75 million and $300 million.　　On the other hand, inflows into Bitcoin ETFs have been minimal, indicating declining investor engagement. GBTC recorded significant outflows of $767 million this week, contributing to overall negative flows into Bitcoin ETFs.　　Source: Joe Consorti　　BlackRock has maintained strong support as assets under management for IBIT Bitcoin ETF exceed $15 billion, narrowing the gap with Grayscales Bitcoin reserves. A significant portion of GBTC outflows has likely flowed into BlackRock.　　Grayscale CEO Michael Sonnenshein hinted earlier this week that outflows from the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust might be stabilizing, suggesting optimism among traders and investors. However, current data indicates that the situation may not align with this optimism.　　One primary reason behind the massive GBTC outflows has been the high management

2024-04-13Exchange

DeFi ‘fragility’ causes and cures explored in highly technical Bank of Canada study

Derek Andersen　　23 seconds ago　　DeFi ‘fragility’ causes and cures explored in highly technical Bank of Canada study　　Researchers affiliated with the Canadian central bank identified weak points in DeFi lending protocols and reported on the potential they saw for mitigating them.　　Own this piece of history　　The Bank of Canada has released a working paper that examines lending protocols in decentralized finance (DeFi) with regard to sources of instability and their relation to crypto asset prices. Its findings point to potential ways to optimize DeFi lending platforms, or possibly the practical limits of decentralization.　　The authors of the paper, titled “On the Fragility of DeFi Lending” and released Feb. 22, acknowledged the inclusiveness DeFi offers and the advantages of smart contract protocols over the use of human discretion. They went on to identify the systemic weaknesses of DeFi. Information asymmetry, a key issue for regulators, was highlighted here, with the twist that, in DeFi, the asymmetry favors the borrower:　　“The collateral composition of a lending pool is not readily observable, implying that borrowers are better informed about collateral quality than lenders are.”　　That is because borrowers are at least aware of the quality of the assets they used a loan collateral. Moreover, “Only tokenized assets can be

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