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APX Lending Completes $20 Million Financing, Cypress Hills Joins

APX Lending, a loan provider supporting cryptocurrency, has completed a $20 million financing round, with Cypress Hills participating. APX Lending offers loans with digital assets as collateral and plans to use the new funds to accelerate its expansion in Canada to meet the growing demand for cryptocurrency-backed loans.

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