Plume acquires Dinero, expanding its institutional-grade staking and real-world asset finance footprint
Foresight News reports that Plume, a public blockchain focused on real-world asset finance (RWAfi), has acquired Dinero, an institutional-grade staking protocol on Ethereum. This acquisition will integrate staking functionalities for ETH, SOL, and BTC into the Plume ecosystem, enabling both institutional and DeFi users to earn yields and manage tokenized assets on a single platform.
Dinero is known for its compliant staking product ipxETH, with a current total value locked exceeding $125 million, and has established partnerships with institutions such as Galaxy Digital and Laser Digital (a subsidiary of Nomura Holdings). Plume stated that this acquisition will further strengthen its technological and ecosystem advantages in the fields of compliant staking and RWA integration.
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