In a bold move toward revolutionizing the landscape of open finance, Aptos Labs has officially launched Aptos Ascend. It is a cutting-edge platform poised to redefine the future of financial services.
Aptos Labs has struck a partnership with multiple mainstream companies as it looks to position the Aptos blockchain for greater DeFi adoption.
Aptos Lab, a leading blockchain infrastructure developer, has announced groundbreaking partnerships with major tech and finance firms, including Microsoft, Brevan Howard, SK Telecom, and Boston Consulting Group. These collaborations mark a significant step in the development of Aptos Ascend, an institutional platform aimed at revolutionizing digital asset management for financial institutions.
The aim is to offer banks and large institutions a gateway to decentralized finance on Aptos.
Aptos Ascend intends to spread DeFi to institutional capital via the Aptos network and globally grow tokenized asset liquidity.
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