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OKX eyes emerging markets with yield-offering stablecoin savings and payments app
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Bringin Opens Euro Business Accounts for Bitcoin Companies Across 30 European Countries
Ondo opens private markets with tokenized pre-IPO AI exposure
Spiko raises $90 million to expand tokenized cash funds across markets
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WorldPingOndo’s tokenized notes will give eligible investors exposure to private companies, with the first tied to an unnamed pre-IPO AI company.
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WorldPingBitcoin Magazine Bringin Opens Euro Business Accounts for Bitcoin Companies Across 30 European Countries The accounts run on MiCA-authorized infrastructure from Lightspark Payments Europe AS.
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