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Tokenpad Roundup #22 | Fed Boosts Crypto, Aave up 55% MoM, Maple's 20% USDC Yield

Great week for crypto

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On today's issue:

  • Fed's rate cuts boost crypto

  • Aave up 55% MoM

  • Maples' USDC Yield


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Fed's rate cuts boost crypto

Jerome Powell spoke at the Jackson Hole Symposium last week. It was pretty clear that they are ready to cut rates. In this economy, it's a good thing for crypto because as MilkRoad stated:

"Lowered rates = lower loan/credit repayments = more money in everyone's pockets / incentive for folks to take out loans and spend on things including (but not limited to) crypto 💸"

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Aave up 55% MoM

The movements in the market have made Aave generate 2.1M in revenue, and a total of 5m. 12x more times than it's closest competitor, and has a market cap of 2B. Still a 33x rev/ev multiple.

Aave is also #1 in terms of TVL on all L1s/L2s on the EVM.

With their upcoming fee switch, Aave is set to generate even more value to their token holders.

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Maples' 20% USDC Yields

Maple, the DeFi RWA protocol that tokenized credit from private companies, is having some of the best yields in the market.

Maple has a basket of fixed rate overcollateralized loans. TVL has increased from 100M to over 200M YTD. A similar 2x growth in revenues, now over 100k in monthly revenues, but burning over 400k a month as an org.

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