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🗓️ 22 March 2024
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CoinDesk Indices presents notable data insights from the week, followed by additional analysis from an industry expert.
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0:00.0 | Happy Friday, everyone. This is Markets Daily from CoinDesk. I'm your host, Jen Sanassi, and on today's show, |
0:11.5 | we're passing it over to Coin Desk Indices for some weekly market insights. |
0:19.8 | Wondercraft AI voice here to give you three crypto markets takeaways from this week. |
0:24.5 | And stick around. |
0:25.8 | We'll have additional analysis from Herwig Konings, CEO of Security Token Group First. |
0:31.4 | Tracy Stevens, senior index manager at Coin desk indices, provides markets highlights for the week ending June 28th with data from June 25th. |
0:40.3 | Near Protocol, which was down 17% last week, leads the CoinDest 20 this week up 23%. |
0:46.3 | Alternative Layer 1's internet computer was up 3.5%, which underperformed last week, was among the top 10 assets to return positively this week. |
0:59.8 | Bitcoin down 4.7% continues to lag, topping the chart amongst the week-on-week laggards this week. For our analysis section this week, Hurwood Konings writes, |
1:05.4 | zooming into the Coin desk DeFi Index, it's no surprise that Maple and Ondo, both on Ethereum, |
1:12.1 | are in the week-on-week leaders, especially as defy and tokenized real-world assets continue to merge. Maple is a leader |
1:18.2 | in the private credit space. Their governance token, which shares in fee revenues, is up 17.8% |
1:24.7 | on the week, just as Maple prepared to go live with their new Syrup protocol on June 25th, |
1:30.4 | which was originally announced on May 28th. Syrup is meant to enable users permissionless access |
1:35.1 | to secured, institutional lending, and went live, just as Maple announced a new monthly revenue |
1:40.3 | record and was acknowledged as a disruptor in the loans and securitization section of a |
1:44.6 | recent McKinsey article, alongside figure and centrifuge. Shifting our attention to Ando Finance, |
1:50.6 | their governance token was up 12.2% week over week and 3% month on month, signaling continued |
1:56.3 | growth and adoption. Known for their tokenized Treasury's products, we've seen them |
2:00.5 | continuously expanding |
2:01.6 | into other blockchains and protocols as covered on STM's security token show. Examples in recent |
2:06.9 | news include their USDA product, having a staking vault set up by Mantra blockchain, which is a new |
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