MakerDAO, the organization behind
Maker (MKR), has undergone significant changes recently. It seemingly rebranded to
Sky, with plans of launching a new stablecoin and governance token. However, the rebranding faced opposition, leading to a reconsideration.
Grayscale launched an investment fund targeting MKR token, indicating increased interest from high-profile investors. Consecutive market analyses forecast a potential
bull run, predicting a possibility for MKR to hit or even go beyond $5K, yet MKR also witnessed a dip to a 12-month low. Moves such as launching subDAOs and making the MKR token unusable sparked controversy. Some suggest this is an innovation, while others hint at the complexity of understanding the token's future. Furthermore, experts purport that the token is undervalued, despite the protocol's robust revenue.
BlackRock's BUIDL, Ondo, and Superstate showcased interest in MakerDAO's $1B tokenized treasury investment plan, while others moved larger sums of MKR tokens, causing speculation about the coin's future. A16z, a venture capital firm, unloaded $7M worth of MKR tokens, while
Whale voters resisted the move to rebrand DeFi protocol Sky back to Maker, illustrating mixed signals in the market.
MKR Coin News Analytics from Sun, 29 Jan 2017 19:38:31 GMT to Tue, 04 Feb 2025 14:04:55 GMT -
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