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Future of finance reporter at The Logic. I cover how the financial system is adapting to technological change. I don’t post here much any more.
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CZ’s family office enters co-operation agreement with CEA Industries, ending proxy fight

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By Claire Brownell Verified
| The Logic Verified
Ella Zhang, head of YZi Labs, the family office of Canadian billionaire Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao, will join the board of CEA, an investment vehicle for BNB, a crypto asset that facilitates transactions on blockchains built by Binance. YZi Labs partner Alex Odagiu will serve as interim president while the board searches for a new CEO, and will also join the board along with venture capitalist Matthew Roszak.
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Wealthsimple will let Canadians place bets on prediction market Kalshi

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By Claire Brownell Verified
| The Logic Verified
Toronto fintech Wealthsimple will launch a prediction markets trading app called Wealthsimple Predict this summer, offering nearly 4,000 event contracts on U.S. predictions exchange Kalshi. How it works: Swapnil Parikh, Weathsimple’s vice-president of product, said Kalshi is to Wealthsimple what the Toronto Stock Exchange is to a brokerage.
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Everything you need to know about the debate over stablecoin yields

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By Claire Brownell Verified
| The Logic Verified
Banks, regulators and the digital assets industry are clashing over whether crypto platforms should be allowed to make interest-like payments to users who hold balances in stablecoins—tokens pegged to the value of a central bank-issued currency. Here’s what you need to know about the high-stakes debate. What’s the difference between a stablecoin balance on a crypto platform and a bank deposit?
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