Odaily News According to an official announcement, Binance has decided to stop trading and delist the following tokens at 03:00 (UTC) on April 28, 2026: DegoFinance (DEGO), DENT (DENT), and TrueFi (TRU). Binance will not support the token swap of TRU to BRLA; users must complete the swap through the project's official channels before 23:59 (UTC) on May 10, 2026. Related spot, margin, futures, and wealth management products will also be removed or have their services terminated simultaneously.

Odaily星球日报讯 据官方公告，币安将于 2026 年 04 月 14 日将观察标签添加至 HarvestFinance（FARM）、Highstreet（HIGH）、Enzyme（MLN）、Resolv（RESOLV）、Syscoin（SYS）、TrueFi（TRU）、VelodromeFinance（VELODROME）七个代币，并移除 TetherGold（XAUT）的种子标签。 公告显示：“观察标签代币相较于其他上市代币，这些代币可能会有更高的波动性和风险。我们将会密切观测，并持续审查。请您知悉，交易这些有观察标签的代币是有风险的，这些代币已经不再符合其在我们平台上币时的标准，会有可能被下架。”

Odaily News Alex Thorn, head of research at Galaxy Digital, said in an article on X that based on a review of public documents, bankruptcy documents, and voluntary disclosures by active lenders, by the end of 2024, the total size of centralized finance (CeFi) loans was $11.2 billion, down 68% from the historical peak (ATH) of $34.8 billion in 2022. By the end of 2024, the largest CeFi lenders by outstanding loan book size were: Tether, Galaxy, Ledn, Coinbase, Maple, Unchained, Centrifuge, Goldfinch, Arch, and TrueFi. While DeFi is fairly transparent, CeFi lending is more opaque. However, when combined, the outstanding loan market size is about $30 billion. Today, the outstanding loan market size of DeFi has surpassed CeFi. If you add in collateralized debt position (CDP) stablecoins such as DAI, the size will exceed $35 billion. In fact, DeFi currently accounts for more than 60% of the cryptocurrency lending market.

Odaily News A review of TrueUSD’s proof shows that, despite the allegations made in a previous settlement with the U.S. SEC, approximately 99.7% of the stablecoin’s reserves are still held by First Digital Trust. It is worth noting that this settlement does not include Techteryx, the company that now owns TrueUSD. The company has repeatedly denied that it is controlled by Justin Sun, despite claims by the former CEO of TrustLabs that Sun had attempted to acquire the company. The proof further states that the company behind it, Moore Hong Kong, values the fund’s investments at “cost” and ensures that its “procedures do not include a review of the fair market value of the investments within the fund.” This means that even if the fair value of the assets in the fund has fallen to zero, the proof will continue to report the value of the investments at cost. In addition, the note from Techteryx management also states that these assets “may not be readily convertible into cash, depending on market conditions or fund performance.” Currently, the approximately $495 million in TUSD reserves are composed of approximately $502 million held by First Digital and approximately $1 million in cash. (Protos) Earlier in late September, the U.S. SEC said it had reached a settlement with TrueCoin LLC and TrustToken Inc. after it accused the latter of selling the stablecoin TrueUSD. The SEC pointed out that TrueCoin is the issuer of TrueUSD (TUSD) and TrustToken is the developer of the lending protocol TrueFi. Neither TrueCoin nor TrustToken admitted or denied the agency's allegations and agreed to pay a fine of $163,766 each. According to a statement released by the SEC on Tuesday, TrueCoin also agreed to pay $340,930 in illegal gains. From November 2020 to April 2023, TrueCoin and TrustToken “engaged in the offer and sale of unregistered investment contracts in the form of the crypto asset TUSD on TrueFi, as well as profit opportunities related to TrueUSD.” The SEC said the two companies also “falsely promoted the investment opportunity as safe and secure” and fully backed by U.S. dollars or dollar-equivalent assets, when in fact, most of the assets were invested in “speculative and high-risk offshore investment funds to earn additional returns. By September 2024, 99% of the foreign exchange reserves backing TUSD were allegedly invested in speculative funds.”

Odaily News The U.S. SEC said it has reached a settlement with TrueCoin LLC and TrustToken Inc. after it filed charges against the latter for selling the stablecoin TrueUSD. The SEC noted that TrueCoin is the issuer of TrueUSD (TUSD) and TrustToken is the developer of the lending protocol TrueFi. Neither TrueCoin nor TrustToken admitted or denied the agency's allegations and agreed to pay a fine of $163,766 each. TrueCoin also agreed to pay $340,930 in ill-gotten gains, according to a statement released by the SEC on Tuesday. From November 2020 to April 2023, TrueCoin and TrustToken “engaged in the offer and sale of unregistered investment contracts in the form of the crypto asset TUSD on TrueFi, as well as profit opportunities related to TrueUSD.” The SEC said the two companies also “falsely promoted the investment opportunity as safe and secure” and fully backed by U.S. dollars or dollar-equivalent assets, when in fact, most of the assets were invested in “speculative and high-risk offshore investment funds to earn additional returns. By September 2024, 99% of the foreign exchange reserves backing TUSD were allegedly invested in speculative funds.” (The Block)

Odaily News According to the latest data from CoinGecko, the United States, Indonesia and Turkey are leading in global attention to encrypted physical assets (RWA), with a combined share of 33%. Specific data shows that the United States ranks first with a share of 14.82%, followed by Indonesia and Turkey with 10.09% and 8.04% respectively. Southeast Asia performed outstandingly. In addition to Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines and Singapore ranked 12th, 15th and 18th with a global share of 2.88%, 2.23% and 1.20% respectively. India ranked fourth with a share of 6.34%, and it is the only South Asian country in the top 20. Brazil leads South America with a share of 3.33%, ranking 9th in the world. Among African countries, Nigeria ranks 16th in the world with a share of 1.47%. In Europe, the United Kingdom leads with a share of 5.56%, ranking 5th in the world. It is worth noting that 6 of the 27 EU member states are in the top 20 globally, with France ranking first among EU countries with a share of 3.88%. CoinGecko's research is based on non-bot web traffic data from January 1 to September 16, 2024, covering the RWA category page and individual pages of 8 RWA protocol tokens, including Maker (MKR), Ondo (ONDO), Goldfinch (GFI), Centrifuge (CFG), Maple (MPL), TrueFi (TRU), Parcl (PRCL) and RealToken Ecosystem Governance (REG).

Odaily News According to the monitoring of on-chain analyst @ai_9684xtpa, DWF Labs has become a TRU market maker. Timeline summary: -On May 27, the forum initiated a proposal to use DWF as its market maker; -On July 2, the proposal was voted on in Tally, and passed unanimously and executed on July 10; -Address 0xBbc...99E72 received 7.5 million TRU distributed by the TrueFi project 13 hours ago, which is consistent with the number of proposals. The key points of market making are summarized as follows: -Token loan quantity: 7.5 million; -Time period: 24 months; -Rate: DWF provides 3% annualized interest, paid once every four weeks in stablecoins (USDT/USDC); -Market making target: bid-ask spread is 35 basis points.

Odaily News According to Lookonchain monitoring, 2 hours ago, a newly created wallet withdrew 14.43 million TRU (US$2.45 million) from Binance and pledged it on TrueFi.

Odaily News TrueFi announced that it has launched Arbitrum on the X platform. By collaborating with the on-chain credit risk management project Cicada, TrueFi will expand on-chain credit to Arbitrum.

Odaily News According to the official announcement, Binance’s pledged loans (current interest rate) and VIP loans have added the following new borrowable assets: Pledged loans (current interest rate): Basic Attention Token (BAT), Loopring (LRC), Qtum (QTUM), SafePal (SFP), Tokocrypto (TKO) and TrueFi (TRU); VIP loans: Notcoin (NOT).