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Galaxy Adds $100 Million in Sky's sUSDS to Treasury and Purchases SKY Token

(9 days ago) · 1 source · Summarized by CryptoBipto

Galaxy has added $100 million worth of Sky's sUSDS stablecoin to its corporate treasury and purchased SKY governance tokens. The move deepens the lending relationship between Galaxy and Sky, the protocol formerly known as MakerDAO.

WHY IT MATTERS

This story shows a traditional financial services company in the crypto space putting a large amount of money into a product built by a decentralized protocol. Think of it like a bank deciding to park some of its cash reserves in a savings account offered by a fintech startup instead of keeping it all in a traditional vault. sUSDS is a type of stablecoin — a cryptocurrency designed to maintain a steady value, usually pegged to the US dollar — that also earns yield, similar to how a savings account earns interest. The SKY token is a governance token, which means holding it gives the owner voting rights on how the Sky protocol is run, somewhat like owning shares in a company that come with voting power. When established firms like Galaxy use DeFi products for their own treasury, it signals that these decentralized tools are being taken seriously at an institutional level.

Galaxy, a digital asset financial services firm, has made a significant treasury allocation by adding $100 million in sUSDS, a savings-oriented stablecoin product offered by Sky (the rebranded MakerDAO protocol).

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