Black Titan flags Morpho V2 scaling on Base as BlackRock’s BUIDL tops USD 2 billion AUM

Reuters
03/13
Black Titan flags Morpho V2 scaling on Base as BlackRock’s BUIDL tops USD 2 billion AUM

Black Titan’s market analysis said institutional digital-asset adoption is shifting toward “DeFi-as-a-Service” and “Lending-as-a-Service” as backend settlement layers, citing expanded use of Morpho V2 on Base for market-driven credit pricing. The report noted Apollo Global Management, with USD 0.94 trillion in AUM, committed to acquire 9% of MORPHO supply, alongside increased activity in curated lending vaults. It also cited a “narrow bank” partnership between N3XT and YouHodler aimed at 24/7 programmable B2B payments and white-label crypto-backed lending. The analysis said SEC guidance on stablecoin reserve transparency is supporting adoption of yield-bearing stablecoin products within neobank ecosystems. It added that BlackRock’s BUIDL fund exceeded USD 2 billion in AUM and is being used for secondary liquidity via UniswapX and as collateral in Morpho vaults.

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