$20 Million Tokenized Loan Sours on Goldfinch as Real-Estate Bet Falters
$20 million tokenized loan on Goldfinch sours as real-estate investment and digital assets disappoint, causing potential $7 million loss
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$20 million tokenized loan on Goldfinch sours as real-estate investment and digital assets disappoint, causing potential $7 million loss
The potential compromise comes as America’s “X-date” approaches quickly.
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This is the second time in a month that a lender defaulted on an unsecured loan on the decentralized lending protocol.
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