OnRe will be in Singapore next week for several key events: • Tuesday: @Yield_Summit and @SolanaSummitOrg • Wednesday: on stage at @DeFinition_evt • Thursday: @token2049 • Friday: on stage at @Vault__Summit @onredan and @Ayyanrahman will be on the ground throughout the week meeting with allocators, institutions, and partners – reach out to connect!

Fixed-rate borrowing has arrived for ONyc. OnRe Market participants on @kamino can now lock in an 8% USDC borrow rate against ONyc across rolling 30-day terms, with $1.5M in initial liquidity.

Super happy to welcome @jundotkim, oMLX creator, to Hugging Face! 🥳 We are invested in Local AI and support MLX since @awnihannun and @angeloskath released it in Christmas 2023. oMLX gets stability and speed. It remains a community project led by Jun. huggingface.co/blog/omlx

Tokenized finance got a new settlement connection today. The Eurosystem launched Pontes, allowing eligible institutions to settle wholesale tokenized-asset transactions in central bank money. The cash side of the trade is getting an upgrade.

gRWA amigos OnRe USDG is now live on @Loopscale via @ExponentFinance ~ 4.73% APY + $3.5K rewards + 3x Points on lending
 ~ Up to 13.48% net APY + 4x OnRe Points with srONyc
 ~ Up to 25.91% net APY with PT-srONyc @onrefinance keeps expanding on Solana

OnRe is proud to work with @range_org to screen every address in real time before a transaction takes place, bringing a critical layer of institutional-grade compliance controls to digital asset infrastructure.

What if the wallet buying your regulated asset is already flagged? Let me show you what @onrefinance is doing about that. $ONyc is already being used across Kamino, Loopscale, Orca, Raydium and Exponent. So now you have different platforms where people can come in and buy or get exposure to ONyc without necessarily going through OnRe own website. But then there’s a problem. If someone connects a wallet, how do you know who is behind that wallet? That’s where @range_org comes in. Before that wallet can buy ONyc through these open-access channels, Range checks it first. And they’re not only checking if the wallet is on a sanctions list. They look at 3 things: • Is the wallet itself already flagged? • Who has this wallet been sending or receiving money from? • Does the way this wallet moves money look suspicious? Then Range gives the platform a risk score from 1–10. The important part is that OnRe or the platform decides what level they’re comfortable with. Range isn’t deciding that for them. So if a wallet goes above that limit, the platform can block it before the person even gets to the buy screen. And they can actually see WHY the wallet was flagged. Maybe it’s directly connected to a sanctioned wallet. Maybe it’s connected to known bad activity through a few transactions. Or maybe the wallet itself isn’t flagged, but its activity looks like something they need to look into. That makes the decision easier to explain instead of just saying “Range gave this wallet a 9, so block it.” There’s also ongoing screening. A wallet can look clean today and get flagged later, so existing ONyc holders can be checked again too. One thing I also like here is that Range is being honest about the limits. The scoring is fast because it uses near real-time blockchain data, but some new exploits or bad activity can take time to be properly identified. For very large deposits, they recommend holding the funds briefly instead of pretending the system can see everything instantly. You also have to think about who is getting access and what happens when that access is permissionless. OnRe working with Range means there’s now a system checking wallets before they can get through those open entry points. $ONyc keeps expanding. $300M AUM already. More DeFi integrations. And now the compliance side is being built around that growth too. You should understand before fading what they’re building.

OnRe has surpassed $300M AUM, a new all-time high.

It's another week again, and also a good day to be security cautious. Part of being cautious is using platforms that have a security-first approach, and that is one of the roles Sumex plays. Security advice usually stops at “don’t sign what you don’t understand.” That is true and still incomplete. The hard part is seeing what you already authorized: old token approvals, lingering delegations, and exchange API keys with more access than the app needs. Sumex treats that as a daily dashboard problem, not a separate research project What does that mean? Sumex is and remains non-custodial. Connecting a wallet is an ownership check, not a handoff of keys or funds. Connecting an exchange does not require withdrawal access. If a key is set too broadly, Connection Manager flags it instead of hiding the risk inside an API settings page. That is the first Sumex move: separate custody from permission. The third move is visibility after the click. Closing a site does not revoke on-chain permission. Those allowances sit on the token contract until someone checks them. Sumex puts Approvals and Delegations next to Overview, Investments, and Transactions in the DeFi Dashboard, so forgotten spenders and EIP-7702-style delegations show up in the same place you manage positions. The same idea applies across CeFi and DeFi. Unified Dashboard pulls wallet bundles and exchange bundles together, then surfaces more than balances: exposure, activity, and permissions that still look risky The full picture is simple. Crypto risk is usually permission risk. Sumex comes in as the layer that makes those permissions visible, limited, and manageable without taking custody of the assets, among many things. Have a good one!

Continue earning leveraged fixed yield on ONyc. Enter a new position or roll into the new PT-ONyc maturity on @ExponentFinance to lock a fixed APY, then loop on @Loopscale for up to 26.1% APY ↓

You’re checking your crypto portfolio in 5 different tabs… but still missing the whole picture. You can see your futures positions in one exchange. Another one shows your spot balances. Your wallet is your storehouse of long-term assets. A DeFi app tracks your lending positions. By the time you’ve connected the dots, the context you needed to make a decision is distributed across multiple dashboards. Sumex replaces that fragmented workflow with a single portfolio intelligence twist. Once your wallet bundles and exchange bundles are connected, the Dashboard provides you with a single view of balances, total equity, PnL, asset exposure, trading activity, connected source status, market context, alerts, and opportunities. You see your portfolio as a whole and not as individual accounts. You know what is appropriate and what needs attention. Portfolio intelligence is bringing together the right information to make it easier to identify concentration risk, stale connections, changing exposure, and portfolio activity before you make your next decision. Open the dashboard and see your portfolio intelligence view across your connected wallet bundles and exchange bundles.