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Carbon Launches TradFi-Native On-Chain Derivatives Venue With 950+ Markets in One Account

Carbon, an on-chain prime broker, has publicly launched trading for its "Carbon TradFi" markets, adding over 250 traditional finance instruments (equities, indices, forex, commodities) to its platform. Each on-chain position is hedged 1:1 at regulated off-chain venues, providing institutional depth from day one. Combined with its existing 530+ crypto perpetuals and 150 round-the-clock real-world asset (RWA) markets, Carbon now offers over 950 tradeable instruments in a single self-custodied account. This structure solves the liquidity cold-start problem for on-chain TradFi by inheriting depth from established markets. Traders can access 24/7 RWA markets or Carbon TradFi markets that track traditional hours. The platform also opened its Carbon Liquidity Provider (CLP) vault, a delta-neutral yield product. Carbon, operating on Arbitrum, has processed over $20B in cumulative volume.

TheNewsCrypto08/07 14:46

Carbon Launches TradFi-Native On-Chain Derivatives Venue With 950+ Markets in One Account

TheNewsCrypto08/07 14:46

Ethereum uses less power than British Museum – Here’s what changed

Ethereum's transition from Proof-of-Work (PoW) to Proof-of-Stake (PoS) in "The Merge" has drastically reduced its energy consumption. The network now uses approximately 7.87 GWh of electricity annually, less than half the British Museum's usage, marking a reduction of over 99.9% from pre-Merge levels. This has also cut its carbon footprint by 99.98% to an estimated 2.37 kilotonnes of CO2 equivalent per year, comparable to the emissions of about 900 UK households. The Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance (CCAF) reports that Ethereum's infrastructure remains decentralized, though geographically concentrated, with 62% of nodes hosted in the US, Germany, Finland, and France. About 56.4% of its electricity comes from sustainable sources, primarily nuclear and renewables, exceeding the global average. Future developments like stateless verification may further reduce energy needs. Meanwhile, Ethereum's development enters a new phase with "Lean Ethereum," a multi-year overhaul plan for the network's evolution. At the time of reporting, ETH's price saw a slight increase, trading near $1,800.

ambcrypto07/11 16:02

Ethereum uses less power than British Museum – Here’s what changed

ambcrypto07/11 16:02

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