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Private transactions on public blockchains? Now possible. Banks can securely and privately tokenize financial instruments—while staying fully compliant. 🔗Check out GitHub repo: 📖 Read announcement: Aztec Foundation CMTA

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@aztecFND @cmta_ch Great to see @aztecnetwork and @NoirLang enabling this.

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Building bridge between traditional finance and blockchain technology. DigiShares' tokenization platform makes it simple and secure to issue, manage, and trade for tokenized securities. Join the future of #RealEstate investing today. #tokenization #investing #blockchain

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@aztecFND @cmta_ch Awesome work!!

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@aztecFND @cmta_ch 👀

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@aztecFND @cmta_ch this is based! amazing work!

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@aztecFND @cmta_ch Go Taurus!!

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@aztecFND @cmta_ch Amazing work !!!

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🚨 SWIFT Just Set The ISO20022 Deadline On Purpose. This Changes Everything‼️ SWIFT just announced: From November 2026, fully unstructured addresses get REJECTED in CBPR+ payments. No more free-text. Banks will be forced to upgrade or get delayed/rejected. With the Clarity Act coming in, they’re COMPLETELY ripping out the old infrastructure and plugging in the new ISO 20022 rails worldwide. Here’s the part they don’t want you putting together: Ripple has a SEAT at the ISO 20022 Standards Body table since 2020, the FIRST Distributed Ledger company ever allowed in. They’ve been actively contributing to the exact standards the entire banking world is now being forced to adopt. Ripple is partnered with 36 out of 50 banks SWIFT has chosen for the new payment infrastructure. Brad even hinted a lot in the video. Coincidence? Or is SWIFT quietly dismantling the old monopoly while the new rails (the ones Ripple helped design) get switched on? ISO 20022 upgrades payments with structured privacy layers and DNA Protocol’s privacy layer on XRPL takes it further… private, compliant cross-border flows on XRPL. The future is confidential by design. Banks have no choice but to connect.

Stellar Rippler🚀

58,789 Aufrufe • vor 25 Tagen

We are thrilled to announce our new partnership with 3A DAO. Redbelly Network,the world’s only public purpose-built Real-World Asset Tokenisation Platform is joining forces with 3A DAO, a non-profit decentralised autonomous organisation (DAO) committed to developing technology solutions for self-sovereign finance. They have created a Zero Interest Lending Protocol designed to leverage sustainable yield strategies. By combining Redbelly's unique fully verified consensus protocol with 3A DAO's decentralised lending solution, this partnership aims to enhance both liquidity and security. Users can now benefit from on-demand, cost-effective liquidity provided by 3A DAO, while leveraging Redbelly's Compliant Asset Tokenisation solution to ensure accountability and scalability. Together, Redbelly Network and 3A DAO are committed to driving innovation, and security within the blockchain ecosystem, ultimately empowering users with enhanced financial opportunities on a trustworthy platform. #RWA #Blockchain #Web3
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We are thrilled to announce our new partnership with 3A DAO. Redbelly Network,the world’s only public purpose-built Real-World Asset Tokenisation Platform is joining forces with 3A DAO, a non-profit decentralised autonomous organisation (DAO) committed to developing technology solutions for self-sovereign finance. They have created a Zero Interest Lending Protocol designed to leverage sustainable yield strategies. By combining Redbelly's unique fully verified consensus protocol with 3A DAO's decentralised lending solution, this partnership aims to enhance both liquidity and security. Users can now benefit from on-demand, cost-effective liquidity provided by 3A DAO, while leveraging Redbelly's Compliant Asset Tokenisation solution to ensure accountability and scalability. Together, Redbelly Network and 3A DAO are committed to driving innovation, and security within the blockchain ecosystem, ultimately empowering users with enhanced financial opportunities on a trustworthy platform. #RWA #Blockchain #Web3

Redbelly Network

14,364 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

From Morgan Stanley to Ripple to Hedera: Building the Shopify of Institutional Asset Tokenization The world is moving toward a system where everyone, not just millionaires, can access high-quality real world assets. In our conversation with Anil, the founder of cSigma Finance, he explained how global investors and real businesses are being left out of traditional financial systems, and why DLT such as Hedera finally makes this possible. Anil spent nearly two decades in financial services, from Morgan Stanley to building institutional grade credit products Ripple, before launching cSigma in 2023. Today his team is building the full infrastructure layer for asset originators to bring institutional grade financial assets onchain. Here are the key insights straight from the interview: • Investors outside financial centers struggle to access high quality assets. • Even in developed countries, most people are shut out of institutional opportunities. • Mid-market businesses often pay extremely high APR because traditional lenders cannot efficiently serve smaller ticket credit. • cSigma connects these businesses directly with global stablecoin liquidity using a compliant, blockchain native process. • More than 80 million dollars in fully collateralized, legally enforceable real world assets have already been originated. • Higher yields are possible without speculative token incentives. • Asset originators are reducing their cost of capital by 20 to 30 percent. • cSigma built a complete stack: AI credit analysis, legal and compliance rails, risk monitoring, tokenization standards, and real settlement workflows. • Permissioned institutional capital and permissionless global liquidity now interact through one architecture designed for regulation and scale. Anil’s thoughts on 2026 were clear: Anyone with even 1000 dollars should be able to build a diversified portfolio of institutional grade assets. Tokenization makes this possible. Hedera makes this possible. This is what democratizing finance actually looks like. Podcast supported by HashPack Wallet Hedera Hashgraph Hedera Foundation
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From Morgan Stanley to Ripple to Hedera: Building the Shopify of Institutional Asset Tokenization The world is moving toward a system where everyone, not just millionaires, can access high-quality real world assets. In our conversation with Anil, the founder of cSigma Finance, he explained how global investors and real businesses are being left out of traditional financial systems, and why DLT such as Hedera finally makes this possible. Anil spent nearly two decades in financial services, from Morgan Stanley to building institutional grade credit products Ripple, before launching cSigma in 2023. Today his team is building the full infrastructure layer for asset originators to bring institutional grade financial assets onchain. Here are the key insights straight from the interview: • Investors outside financial centers struggle to access high quality assets. • Even in developed countries, most people are shut out of institutional opportunities. • Mid-market businesses often pay extremely high APR because traditional lenders cannot efficiently serve smaller ticket credit. • cSigma connects these businesses directly with global stablecoin liquidity using a compliant, blockchain native process. • More than 80 million dollars in fully collateralized, legally enforceable real world assets have already been originated. • Higher yields are possible without speculative token incentives. • Asset originators are reducing their cost of capital by 20 to 30 percent. • cSigma built a complete stack: AI credit analysis, legal and compliance rails, risk monitoring, tokenization standards, and real settlement workflows. • Permissioned institutional capital and permissionless global liquidity now interact through one architecture designed for regulation and scale. Anil’s thoughts on 2026 were clear: Anyone with even 1000 dollars should be able to build a diversified portfolio of institutional grade assets. Tokenization makes this possible. Hedera makes this possible. This is what democratizing finance actually looks like. Podcast supported by HashPack Wallet Hedera Hashgraph Hedera Foundation

Generation Infinity

161,084 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

Why The Shadow Banking System Could Trigger The Next Major Crisis Please ❤️like, bookmark🔖, and 🔁share with fellow investors In this Short video, Danielle Danielle DiMartino Booth and Adam Taggart discuss why the shadow banking system—not traditional banks—could become the source of the next major financial crisis. * Private credit may have disappeared from the headlines, but that doesn't mean the risks have disappeared with it. In this discussion, the focus shifts beyond private credit itself to the much larger theme—the shadow banking system—and why it could become the next major source of financial instability. * Companies have raised a record $251 billion through equity sales in the first half of the year. That surge has also drawn renewed attention to private equity, which sits at the center of the private credit ecosystem. The concern isn't simply the size of private credit—it's whether the underlying private asset valuations are realistic. * A key issue is the feedback loop between private and public markets. Many public companies own private investments, and gains from those holdings can boost reported earnings. If those private assets are being valued too aggressively, investors have to ask whether the "E" in the P/E ratio is as solid as it appears. Inflated valuations can support stronger earnings, higher stock prices, and more capital raising, creating a cycle that works well until confidence begins to crack. * Although fears around private credit have faded in recent months, Danielle argues that the market has simply moved into an "acceptance phase," not a resolution phase. The structural problems remain, but investors have largely stopped talking about them. * Meanwhile, non-bank financial institutions now control roughly $258 trillion in assets, representing more than half of global financial assets and exceeding the size of the traditional regulated banking system. Unlike banks, these institutions operate with far less transparency and oversight, making it much harder to assess the true level of risk. * At the same time, higher interest rates continue to pressure borrowers. Public company bankruptcies are already running about 40% higher than a year ago, suggesting financial stress is building. If publicly traded companies are struggling under today's financing conditions, the health of private companies—where financial information is far less accessible—remains a major unknown. * Danielle rates concern about private markets at roughly a 7–8 out of 10 now. The combination of opaque valuations, rising bankruptcies, higher-for-longer interest rates, and the enormous size of the shadow banking system creates a meaningful systemic risk. While this doesn't guarantee another financial crisis, it highlights an area that many investors may be underestimating simply because it has faded from the daily news cycle. #privatecredit #privateequity 💡 Get access to my notes with the key takeaways from this interview with Danielle Danielle DiMartino Booth by visiting my Substack (link below) ⬇️
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Why The Shadow Banking System Could Trigger The Next Major Crisis Please ❤️like, bookmark🔖, and 🔁share with fellow investors In this Short video, Danielle Danielle DiMartino Booth and Adam Taggart discuss why the shadow banking system—not traditional banks—could become the source of the next major financial crisis. * Private credit may have disappeared from the headlines, but that doesn't mean the risks have disappeared with it. In this discussion, the focus shifts beyond private credit itself to the much larger theme—the shadow banking system—and why it could become the next major source of financial instability. * Companies have raised a record $251 billion through equity sales in the first half of the year. That surge has also drawn renewed attention to private equity, which sits at the center of the private credit ecosystem. The concern isn't simply the size of private credit—it's whether the underlying private asset valuations are realistic. * A key issue is the feedback loop between private and public markets. Many public companies own private investments, and gains from those holdings can boost reported earnings. If those private assets are being valued too aggressively, investors have to ask whether the "E" in the P/E ratio is as solid as it appears. Inflated valuations can support stronger earnings, higher stock prices, and more capital raising, creating a cycle that works well until confidence begins to crack. * Although fears around private credit have faded in recent months, Danielle argues that the market has simply moved into an "acceptance phase," not a resolution phase. The structural problems remain, but investors have largely stopped talking about them. * Meanwhile, non-bank financial institutions now control roughly $258 trillion in assets, representing more than half of global financial assets and exceeding the size of the traditional regulated banking system. Unlike banks, these institutions operate with far less transparency and oversight, making it much harder to assess the true level of risk. * At the same time, higher interest rates continue to pressure borrowers. Public company bankruptcies are already running about 40% higher than a year ago, suggesting financial stress is building. If publicly traded companies are struggling under today's financing conditions, the health of private companies—where financial information is far less accessible—remains a major unknown. * Danielle rates concern about private markets at roughly a 7–8 out of 10 now. The combination of opaque valuations, rising bankruptcies, higher-for-longer interest rates, and the enormous size of the shadow banking system creates a meaningful systemic risk. While this doesn't guarantee another financial crisis, it highlights an area that many investors may be underestimating simply because it has faded from the daily news cycle. #privatecredit #privateequity 💡 Get access to my notes with the key takeaways from this interview with Danielle Danielle DiMartino Booth by visiting my Substack (link below) ⬇️

Thoughtful Money®

14,741 Aufrufe • vor 12 Tagen

This changes everything for tokenization. For years, the industry has talked about compliance in digital assets, but nobody has delivered true compliance inside the asset, inside the transaction, and inside the smart contract. Today, Nexera × Evergon reveal a breakthrough: Fully Embedded Compliance. ➡️ Identity verification triggered the moment an investor interacts ➡️ Policy rules executed at the smart-contract layer ➡️ Real-time supervision that reacts instantly to abnormal wallet behavior ➡️ Automatic eligibility checks that update in seconds ➡️ Enforcement across both off-chain and on-chain environments This creates a new category in the market: compliance that lives at the heart of tokenization. Every token, every transfer, every investor can now be governed by rules that adapt dynamically to regulatory requirements. Banks, institutions, and enterprises have been waiting for this level of control. Tokenization has been waiting for this foundation. Compliant DeFi becomes possible because of breakthroughs like this. 🎥 Watch the demo and see the new standard of regulated tokenization.
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This changes everything for tokenization. For years, the industry has talked about compliance in digital assets, but nobody has delivered true compliance inside the asset, inside the transaction, and inside the smart contract. Today, Nexera × Evergon reveal a breakthrough: Fully Embedded Compliance. ➡️ Identity verification triggered the moment an investor interacts ➡️ Policy rules executed at the smart-contract layer ➡️ Real-time supervision that reacts instantly to abnormal wallet behavior ➡️ Automatic eligibility checks that update in seconds ➡️ Enforcement across both off-chain and on-chain environments This creates a new category in the market: compliance that lives at the heart of tokenization. Every token, every transfer, every investor can now be governed by rules that adapt dynamically to regulatory requirements. Banks, institutions, and enterprises have been waiting for this level of control. Tokenization has been waiting for this foundation. Compliant DeFi becomes possible because of breakthroughs like this. 🎥 Watch the demo and see the new standard of regulated tokenization.

Nexera

10,921 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Tom Lee: Ethereum DATs can use ~$500 million in annual staking rewards to fund grants for Ethereum ecosystem “The Ethereum Treasuries — Bitmine and Sharplink among others — now own 7% of the Ethereum supply… Treasury stock is essentially supply permanently taken out from the ecosystem, but we also own the yield. The yield is around 3% so today these public treasuries are generating ~$500 million in rewards, and that is what we can use to fund and grant the crypto ecosystem.” Lee believes that the Ethereum Foundation narrowing its focus to CROPs (censorship resistance, openness, privacy and security) is the right decision. “Ethereum is a $240 billion network value entity. It has been operating for 11 years without a single day of downtime. There’s 11,500 nodes in 89 different countries. And there’s 15,000 developers. I think this is too big to be coordinated by a single foundation.” As Ethereum continues to scale, he believes the ecosystem will move beyond a foundation-centric model and points to private companies like Etherealize, Optimism, Consensys, Enterprise Ethereum Alliance, and Offchain Labs that represent the Ethereum ecosystem and are already doing enterprise engagement. “This list doesn’t yet reflect the spinoffs coming from the Ethereum Foundation. There’s at least five, and I think Bitmine will play a role in granting and supporting any of those that come out.” “I think Ethereum is in good hands because the foundation is going to be stronger by staying focused. We have a lot of private sector companies already building products and important L2s on Ethereum. And of course, the treasuries are here to help with funding and granting… If you’re bearish, you are selling at the bottom.”
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Tom Lee: Ethereum DATs can use ~$500 million in annual staking rewards to fund grants for Ethereum ecosystem “The Ethereum Treasuries — Bitmine and Sharplink among others — now own 7% of the Ethereum supply… Treasury stock is essentially supply permanently taken out from the ecosystem, but we also own the yield. The yield is around 3% so today these public treasuries are generating ~$500 million in rewards, and that is what we can use to fund and grant the crypto ecosystem.” Lee believes that the Ethereum Foundation narrowing its focus to CROPs (censorship resistance, openness, privacy and security) is the right decision. “Ethereum is a $240 billion network value entity. It has been operating for 11 years without a single day of downtime. There’s 11,500 nodes in 89 different countries. And there’s 15,000 developers. I think this is too big to be coordinated by a single foundation.” As Ethereum continues to scale, he believes the ecosystem will move beyond a foundation-centric model and points to private companies like Etherealize, Optimism, Consensys, Enterprise Ethereum Alliance, and Offchain Labs that represent the Ethereum ecosystem and are already doing enterprise engagement. “This list doesn’t yet reflect the spinoffs coming from the Ethereum Foundation. There’s at least five, and I think Bitmine will play a role in granting and supporting any of those that come out.” “I think Ethereum is in good hands because the foundation is going to be stronger by staying focused. We have a lot of private sector companies already building products and important L2s on Ethereum. And of course, the treasuries are here to help with funding and granting… If you’re bearish, you are selling at the bottom.”

Etherealize

125,522 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

“We are shining the light on the shadowy practices of the charter industry.” — CTU Vice President Jackson Potter Charter operators like Acero have hoarded millions in public dollars while claiming they have to close 7 campuses because of lack of funds. For too long, CPS charter oversight has failed—allowing privatization, financial mismanagement, and anti-union retaliation to go unchecked. But on Thursday, the Chicago Board of Education voted to change that. The Board passed a landmark resolution to demand real transparency and accountability from charter schools. This vote is a direct response to the findings in our new report, ”Unchartered Territory”, and to the organizing led by parents, students and educators demanding change. We reveal the truth about the charter industry's dark money, shady vendor deals, and hoarded reserves. Acero alone had nearly $50 million in reserves—while they tell their students their sports programs will be cut. We’re calling out the corporate playbook that mimics Elon Musk and Donald Trump, funneling public funds into private pockets while silencing student, parent, and educator voices. This win is just the beginning. Now it’s time to enforce the oversight, protect our students, and ensure charters can no longer operate above the law. 📘 Read the full report:
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“We are shining the light on the shadowy practices of the charter industry.” — CTU Vice President Jackson Potter Charter operators like Acero have hoarded millions in public dollars while claiming they have to close 7 campuses because of lack of funds. For too long, CPS charter oversight has failed—allowing privatization, financial mismanagement, and anti-union retaliation to go unchecked. But on Thursday, the Chicago Board of Education voted to change that. The Board passed a landmark resolution to demand real transparency and accountability from charter schools. This vote is a direct response to the findings in our new report, ”Unchartered Territory”, and to the organizing led by parents, students and educators demanding change. We reveal the truth about the charter industry's dark money, shady vendor deals, and hoarded reserves. Acero alone had nearly $50 million in reserves—while they tell their students their sports programs will be cut. We’re calling out the corporate playbook that mimics Elon Musk and Donald Trump, funneling public funds into private pockets while silencing student, parent, and educator voices. This win is just the beginning. Now it’s time to enforce the oversight, protect our students, and ensure charters can no longer operate above the law. 📘 Read the full report:

Chicago Teachers Union

35,873 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

The $13 trillion private market is moving on-chain, starting today. Introducing DNA Deal Desk—the first fully on-chain private investment platform, powered by $CHEX! DNA Deal Desk redefines private market investing. What was once exclusive, slow, and burdened by paperwork is now seamless, liquid, and accessible. Tokenization is transforming private markets into a streamlined, modern experience, making the impossible possible. This is investment banking’s e-commerce moment. Just as online shopping revolutionized retail, blockchain is setting a new standard for finance. Built using Chintai’s white-label tech stack, DNA Deal Desk is the future of private market investing—faster, smarter, and more efficient. The platform is set to power over 50 Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) in its first year, each ranging from $1M to $10M, paving the way for mass adoption. How DNA Deal Desk changes the game: • Seamless Investing: As simple as shopping online. • Instant Liquidity: Unlock new opportunities with secondary markets for private assets. • Effortless Efficiency: Blockchain automation eliminates inefficiencies and saves time. This is the start of a new era. We’re bridging TradFi with DeFi, unlocking blockchain’s full potential for institutional investors while ensuring the security and compliance they demand. This is institutional mass adoption of tokenization at scale—a turning point for the $13 trillion private market industry. For investment banks, the message is clear: adapt or be left behind. Investors and clients are demanding transparency, efficiency, and liquidity. Those who fail to embrace this innovation risk irrelevance in a rapidly changing financial landscape. A $13 trillion industry is moving on-chain, and Chintai is leading the charge. The future of finance is here, and it’s tokenized.
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The $13 trillion private market is moving on-chain, starting today. Introducing DNA Deal Desk—the first fully on-chain private investment platform, powered by $CHEX! DNA Deal Desk redefines private market investing. What was once exclusive, slow, and burdened by paperwork is now seamless, liquid, and accessible. Tokenization is transforming private markets into a streamlined, modern experience, making the impossible possible. This is investment banking’s e-commerce moment. Just as online shopping revolutionized retail, blockchain is setting a new standard for finance. Built using Chintai’s white-label tech stack, DNA Deal Desk is the future of private market investing—faster, smarter, and more efficient. The platform is set to power over 50 Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) in its first year, each ranging from $1M to $10M, paving the way for mass adoption. How DNA Deal Desk changes the game: • Seamless Investing: As simple as shopping online. • Instant Liquidity: Unlock new opportunities with secondary markets for private assets. • Effortless Efficiency: Blockchain automation eliminates inefficiencies and saves time. This is the start of a new era. We’re bridging TradFi with DeFi, unlocking blockchain’s full potential for institutional investors while ensuring the security and compliance they demand. This is institutional mass adoption of tokenization at scale—a turning point for the $13 trillion private market industry. For investment banks, the message is clear: adapt or be left behind. Investors and clients are demanding transparency, efficiency, and liquidity. Those who fail to embrace this innovation risk irrelevance in a rapidly changing financial landscape. A $13 trillion industry is moving on-chain, and Chintai is leading the charge. The future of finance is here, and it’s tokenized.

David Packham

288,985 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Holy CRAP! jnmartin gave me access to his private Sonic R decompilation repo, which will serve as the basis for the Sega Dreamcast port. I was able to build Sonic R NATIVELY for my x86_64 desktop, running Ubuntu 24.04, and immediately begin playing after just typing "make" and then passing the binary the location of my ripped (yet legally purchased) PC assets. ...but while he's at it, jnmartin has decided to make the base decompilation codebase platform-independent, so this should theoretically work on any platform that supports SDL2 and very basic OpenGL--no shaders required--with very low system requirements. jnmartin already has it running fine on the latest MacOS version on Apple silicon, and now we can confirm it works fine on Debian Linux distros, no problem. Next up we'll test for Windows. Oh, and by the way, to everyone freaking out over the fact that the decomp is starting from the PC version and not the Saturn version, lamenting the less vibrant coloring... Your voices have been heard! CHECK IT OUT NOW!!! ...just imagine 4p netplay between Windows, Mac, Linux, and the Sega Dreamcast! 🤯
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Holy CRAP! jnmartin gave me access to his private Sonic R decompilation repo, which will serve as the basis for the Sega Dreamcast port. I was able to build Sonic R NATIVELY for my x86_64 desktop, running Ubuntu 24.04, and immediately begin playing after just typing "make" and then passing the binary the location of my ripped (yet legally purchased) PC assets. ...but while he's at it, jnmartin has decided to make the base decompilation codebase platform-independent, so this should theoretically work on any platform that supports SDL2 and very basic OpenGL--no shaders required--with very low system requirements. jnmartin already has it running fine on the latest MacOS version on Apple silicon, and now we can confirm it works fine on Debian Linux distros, no problem. Next up we'll test for Windows. Oh, and by the way, to everyone freaking out over the fact that the decomp is starting from the PC version and not the Saturn version, lamenting the less vibrant coloring... Your voices have been heard! CHECK IT OUT NOW!!! ...just imagine 4p netplay between Windows, Mac, Linux, and the Sega Dreamcast! 🤯

Falco Girgis

71,356 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

🌋 Today Is the Moment Crypto Became Part of U.S. Banking Today, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency issued conditional approvals for national trust bank charters tied to crypto and digital assets, including Ripple, Circle, Fidelity Digital Assets, Paxos, and BitGo. The federal banking system is changing in real time. Two new national trust banks: • Ripple National Trust Bank • First National Digital Currency Bank (Circle) Three state trust companies converting to federal banks: • Fidelity Digital Assets • Paxos • BitGo A national trust bank is a federally chartered institution focused on custody, trust, and fiduciary services, not retail deposits. That places crypto custody and stablecoin infrastructure directly under OCC supervision, instead of fragmented state-by-state frameworks. Zoom out and the pattern is clear: • DTCC approved to tokenize DTC-custodied assets • OCC confirms banks can buy and sell crypto for clients • Stablecoins gain regulatory clarity • Now crypto trust banking goes federal One detail worth paying attention to: BitGo, now moving into the federal banking perimeter, is also a Hedera Governing Council member. That puts a federally regulated crypto custodian directly inside the governance of a public network already being used for enterprise and government use cases. At the same time, Hedera’s end-of-year community call brings together network leadership, council voices, and technical leads to discuss enterprise adoption, real-world deployments, and what scales next. From the filings: • Circle’s charter supports USDC reserve and collateral management • Ripple’s charter supports RLUSD and institutional digital asset custody Worth noting: Ripple Custody already supports multiple networks, including HBAR, SOL, ADA, BTC, ETH, XLM, and others. This is not about one chain. It’s not about hype or short-term price action. It’s about regulated financial plumbing being installed inside the U.S. banking system. Crypto isn’t knocking on the door anymore. It’s being wired into the foundation.
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🌋 Today Is the Moment Crypto Became Part of U.S. Banking Today, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency issued conditional approvals for national trust bank charters tied to crypto and digital assets, including Ripple, Circle, Fidelity Digital Assets, Paxos, and BitGo. The federal banking system is changing in real time. Two new national trust banks: • Ripple National Trust Bank • First National Digital Currency Bank (Circle) Three state trust companies converting to federal banks: • Fidelity Digital Assets • Paxos • BitGo A national trust bank is a federally chartered institution focused on custody, trust, and fiduciary services, not retail deposits. That places crypto custody and stablecoin infrastructure directly under OCC supervision, instead of fragmented state-by-state frameworks. Zoom out and the pattern is clear: • DTCC approved to tokenize DTC-custodied assets • OCC confirms banks can buy and sell crypto for clients • Stablecoins gain regulatory clarity • Now crypto trust banking goes federal One detail worth paying attention to: BitGo, now moving into the federal banking perimeter, is also a Hedera Governing Council member. That puts a federally regulated crypto custodian directly inside the governance of a public network already being used for enterprise and government use cases. At the same time, Hedera’s end-of-year community call brings together network leadership, council voices, and technical leads to discuss enterprise adoption, real-world deployments, and what scales next. From the filings: • Circle’s charter supports USDC reserve and collateral management • Ripple’s charter supports RLUSD and institutional digital asset custody Worth noting: Ripple Custody already supports multiple networks, including HBAR, SOL, ADA, BTC, ETH, XLM, and others. This is not about one chain. It’s not about hype or short-term price action. It’s about regulated financial plumbing being installed inside the U.S. banking system. Crypto isn’t knocking on the door anymore. It’s being wired into the foundation.

King Solomon (Ryan Solomon)

20,428 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten