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DTCC just name-dropped Stellar, Sui, and Ethereum as candidate chains for regulated asset movement 🤯 Key takeaway: - There won’t be one chain for institutional scale. - Multiple chains will be used, if they meet strict regulatory standards. - DTCC is building an orchestration layer to move assets across...

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