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The NFT lending sector could use a comeback, and it might find that spark in real-world assets. NFT lending is reportedly seeing far less activity this year, according to a new study by DappRadar. Once a booming sector, it has lost 97% of its trading volume since its peak in January 2024…
Real-World Assets Could Boost NFT Lending, Says DappRadar
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