Web3 infrastructure protocol Libre, developed by WebN Group and Laser Digital and using Polygon technology, has now launched for qualified investors. It first appeared in January and will be first used by institutions such as Brevan Howard and Hamilton Lane. Laser Digital is the crypto division of financial services company Nomura Securities, while WebN Group is an incubator for financial technology and Web3 innovators supported by Laser Digital and Brevan Howard co-founder Alan Howard. The two companies are also working closely with Polygon Labs to develop the protocol. (The Block)
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