Introducing mWIN: a tokenised RWA built for institutional credit to function as onchain collateral. Wellington Management acts a the strategy manager. @MidasRWA issues the token. Sentora brings mWIN into DeFi as collateral on @Morpho Read more:

1/ Tempo is positioned to route billions in stablecoin flows across onchain markets. With @Morpho now live on @tempo, that capital becomes productive. Sentora is partnering with Tempo to bring structured risk management to new lending markets.

ERC-4626 guarantees consistency of interaction, not quality of management. Two vaults can present identical interfaces while operating under entirely different risk profiles. The standard provides infrastructure. Due diligence remains the user's responsibility. Learn how DeFi vaults work:

Coinbase is now the official USDC treasury deployer on Hyperliquid, where stablecoin supply has reached ~$5.4B. This is not simply another chain integration. It is a signal about who controls liquidity operations inside a major public onchain venue. Find out what this means:

Before ERC-4626, every DeFi vault was its own integration project. Each protocol built custom deposit and withdrawal interfaces that were incompatible with everything else. One standard changed that entirely. Learn how DeFi evolved:

Institutional crypto market structure is bifurcating. Arc, Canton, and Tempo raised over $1B at a combined ~$10B valuation this week. Regulated balance sheets need controlled transaction environments, not fully public infrastructure. Read more on our latest weekly digest:

MILESTONE 1: CLEARED✅ PRIME has crossed $10M in TVL on Ethereum within the first two days of launching on mainnet🔷 ▸ Current TVL: ~$14,006,963.53 ▸ $14.93M deposits in @SentoraHQ PRIME Vault on @Morpho The demand for productive yield on EVM markets is real.

The Ethena Market has just become the fastest ever market on Kamino to surpass $400M in size. 24 hours since launch: • $200M borrow cap reached • $225M+ USDe supplied • $420M+ deployed USDe scales with Kamino.

The next wave of capital entering DeFi will arrive through institutional platforms embedding vault infrastructure into products their users already rely on. This is how decentralized finance becomes mainstream. Learn more on our latest article:

DeFi doesn’t fully trust AI agents yet. It trusts them with guardrails and structured tasks, but not with higher-stakes work such as managing risk across DeFi vaults. This is where @SentoraHQ’s Smart Vaults concept fits nicely. They’re AI-managed DeFi vaults where agents help monitor risk, adjust allocations, and respond to market changes in real time. These agents don’t get unlimited control. They operate inside predefined rules, risk limits, and circuit breakers, which makes their job clear: → Catch oracle divergence → Monitor liquidity and withdrawal buffers → Adjust vault exposure → Simulate liquidations as a stress test This type of controlled monitoring becomes more important as DeFi lending gets more modular. Markets are now split across different collateral types, LTVs, oracles, and liquidity conditions. Great design, but way more moving parts. Using agents to track risks within defined limits feels like the right version of AI in DeFi. I’m all for less vague autonomy and more controlled risk management.

Two vaults paying similar yields can expose allocators to different underwriting problems. Headline APY combines incentive spend, concentrated demand, and structural compensation in a single figure. Disciplined allocation requires risk-adjusted spread analysis. Our latest report explains how to execute it:

Figure’s PRIME is one of the strongest private credit instruments on-chain. It combines institutional-grade origination, over-collateralized HELOC exposure, and a proven securitization track record. But even high-quality assets carry risk. Vault design needs to account for it. Read more: