The onchain asset manager that activates capital through lending. $25B originated. $4.8B in AUM. $100M in yield back to lenders.
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Maple is expanding into the Robinhood ecosystem, with syrupUSDG and syrupUSDC now live on Robinhood Chain.
Steakhouse approved Maple’s syrupUSDG as collateral for the vault used in Robinhood Earn, the first decentralized lending product available within the Robinhood app.
Now live on Ethereum and Robinhood Chain.
Europe’s banks, funds and treasuries are deciding how much capital to move onchain, and London is where a lot of those decisions get made.
The team will be on the ground at @blockworksDAS London next week, 10 to 11 November.
On the agenda: Meetings with allocators, treasuries, and exchanges putting capital into onchain credit.
Stablecoins and tokenization are changing how credit moves.
Maple underwrites stablecoin loans against crypto collateral today. Tokenized assets are next.
CEO @syrupsid talked with @RealAllinCrypto about Maple’s underwriting and onchain credit in 2027 👇
youtube.com/watch?v=xKsoYeza…
Following recent events at Binance, we published an updated proof of reserves, verified by The Network Firm. None of the collateral is held on Binance.
Collateral totals $2.05B against $1.23B in outstanding loans:
• syrupUSDC: 172.1%
• syrupUSDT: 144.1%
• syrupUSDG: 166.8%
Loan-level detail and the full proof of reserves maple.finance/transparency
Banks pay about 10 basis points on most deposits. Few people shop around for a better checking rate. It’s simply where money sits by default.
Money can now move in hours, and AI agents may soon manage balances like treasurers.
maple.finance/insights/why-b…
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$SYRUPUSDG on the move and traceable with @ccipdev.
#CCIP · Tue, Oct 27
2,689 messages · $56.4M moved
$1.2K in fees · 2.1% paid in $LINK
Top token: $syrupUSDG Maple Finance · $28.6M (51%)
Top sender: Mudwater · 583 messages (22%)
Busiest lane: Ethereum → Arbitrum · $28.4M
#Chainlink
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Sid Powell (@syrupsid), CEO & co-founder of @maplefinance, joins the BCVC Founder Summit for our panel on who captures the economics of onchain finance.
Nov 6 · NYC
Request an invite: luma.com/FounderSummit2026
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Create is live. Launch a stablecoin with your name on it, on @Solana, in one transaction.
Choose the collateral from a reviewed set and decide how the interest splits between you and your holders. Press build and the coin exists.
reflect.money/whitelabel
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.@maplefinance runs syrupUSDC at $798 million across 3,241 holders and syrupUSDT at $239 million on Ethereum, per rwa.xyz.
Maple holds about $1.04 billion on the chain. syrupUSDC is also among the larger RWA collateral assets on @Morpho, per Morpho Watch.
The Maple team has been on the ground for @money2020 this week.
You've seen our coverage of the stage sessions. Now read what happened off-stage.
Here's CEO of Maple @syrupsid with his observations.
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What does the next chapter of global finance look like?
We brought the people building it together at LONGITUDE: Singapore. 🇸🇬
From stablecoins and 24/7 payment rails to tokenization, institutional crypto markets, ETFs, and onchain asset management, this edition examined the opportunities, challenges, and infrastructure driving the industry's next phase.
Featuring:
• Geoff Kendrick, @StanChart
• Nischint Sanghavi,@Visa
• Matthew Horne, @Fidelity
• Ka Yan Chan, @UBS
• Chongwu Du, @Securitize
• Laurie Katz, @Grayscale
• Previn Pillay, @Circle
• Steve Everett, @PayPal
• @TheJihyeLee, @WSJ
• @syrupsid, @maplefinance
• @keoneHD, @monad
• @EliBenSasson, @StarkWareLtd
• @kain, @synthetix_io
• @ArthurB, @tezos
• @jessicasmw, @binance
• @bobbyong , @coingecko
• @Yannimoto, @Bitwise
• @arno39, @Dune
• @evgeny_re7, @Re7Capital
• @ismiMatthew, @ethereuminsti
• @sgoldfed, @Offchain
• @Duncanmoir, @21Shares
• @macrocrunch, @BSTRCO
• @mrbibhu, @TheStreet
Thank you to our speakers, our partner @Bitbase, and everyone who joined us for the 10th LONGITUDE.
See you at the next one!
Agents will need their own way to pay.
Every current step in a payment from KYC to authorization assumes a human in the room, said David Jegen of @fprimecapital. Agents will need know your agent (KYA) checks of their own aligned to user and regulatory policy.
Stripe is already buying the rails, he said: Bridge for stablecoins, Privy for wallets.
The question turned to: Who's liable when an agent gets it wrong?
"This is a consumer first country that we live in, I don't see it falling on the consumer." Kate Walton, @jpmorgan.
Paul Unterberg of Uphold said he does push it to users for now, but chargebacks and returns still have to exist.
That's all from Vegas, folks.
We had productive conversations all week. Stablecoins for moving money still dominated, and putting idle stablecoins to work was starting to come up among early adopters.
Will the rest of the market catch up by Money20/20 2027? We think so.
Views are the speakers'. Any typos are mine.
