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SEC Promotes Tokenized Stocks, Is the Traditional Finance Industry Starting to Worry?

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is preparing to formally release an "innovation exemption" framework this week. This framework would allow third parties to tokenize U.S. stocks like Apple and Tesla without approval from the listed companies. The move, rooted in a deregulatory vision proposed by pro-crypto commissioners earlier this year, could accelerate the migration of traditional stock markets to blockchain. This development poses a structural threat of "fragmentation" to traditional finance. Core concerns are liquidity fragmentation—where trading volume disperses across multiple blockchains and platforms, leading to price disparities and reduced market efficiency—and revenue fragmentation—where trading fees and intermediary income shift away from domestic exchanges to overseas or competing platforms. The report compares the traditional stock market to a monopolistic "supermarket." Tokenization enables countless "street stalls" to operate outside this system, threatening the exchange's dominance, diluting liquidity for large orders, and slicing into revenue streams. Evidence of this capital fragmentation is already emerging. On the same day the SEC signaled the framework, decentralized platform Hyperliquid saw its RWA (real-world asset) open interest hit a record $2.6 billion, driven by demand for 24/7 on-chain trading of traditional assets. Traditional institutions face a dilemma: either collaborate to build tokenization infrastructure proactively or lobby regulators to block innovation. Regulators must balance controlling the pace of innovation with preventing domestic revenue from being captured by offshore platforms. Key future battles will revolve around defining shareholder rights for tokenized assets and regulating platforms that have grown in regulatory gray areas. In the digital asset era, inaction risks the permanent loss of long-held fee monopolies and financial leadership as capital continues to disperse.

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SEC Promotes Tokenized Stocks, Is the Traditional Finance Industry Starting to Worry?

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Putting Markets On-Chain: Canton Network Quietly Becoming the New Backbone for Institutional Finance

Canton Network: A New Institutional Financial Infrastructure Emerges Visa's rapid three-day approval as a super-validator on Canton Network in March 2026 marks a significant institutional endorsement. Unlike public blockchains like Ethereum, which prioritize transparency, Canton is designed for regulated financial institutions. Its core innovation is built-in data visibility control, where transaction details are only visible to direct participants. This enables institutions like Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and DTCC to conduct private, secure business on-chain without exposing sensitive strategies or positions. Canton, developed by Wall Street-focused Digital Asset, emphasizes slow, methodical development to meet stringent institutional requirements. Current on-chain activity, exceeding $9 trillion monthly, involves real balance-sheet operations like tokenized repos, treasury settlements, and collateral movement—not retail speculation. Key applications include JPMorgan's deposit token (JPM Coin), DTCC's U.S. Treasury tokenization, and Visa-enabled atomic settlement, aiming to synchronize asset delivery and payment instantly. The network's CC token is a utility asset, with value tied to real financial activity volume. It features no pre-mine or VC allocations, aligning with institutional preferences for transparency. Canton's 3–5 year vision is to become an "invisible" foundational layer for global finance—facilitating real-time cross-border capital flows, institutional stablecoin settlement, and native on-chain operations for major asset classes. While regulatory harmonization and legacy system integration remain challenges, Canton represents a pragmatic shift towards embedding markets themselves into blockchain infrastructure.

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Putting Markets On-Chain: Canton Network Quietly Becoming the New Backbone for Institutional Finance

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Putting Markets On-Chain: Canton Network Quietly Becomes the New Backbone of Institutional Finance

**Title: Letting the Market Itself Go On-Chain: Canton Network Quietly Becomes the New Backbone for Institutional Finance** **Summary:** The Canton Network, a blockchain platform designed for institutional finance, is gaining significant traction. A key sign of its maturity was Visa's recent entry as a super-validator, a proposal approved in just three days—highlighting prior, extensive collaboration between traditional finance and crypto. Unlike public chains like Ethereum that prioritize transparency and asset onboarding, Canton focuses on enabling confidential, compliant business operations for regulated institutions. Its core design features built-in **data visibility control**, meaning transaction details are only shared between direct counterparties. This privacy is fundamental, allowing competing institutions (like banks Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and BNP Paribas, all validators) to interact on the same network without exposing sensitive positions or strategies. Developed by Wall Street veterans at Digital Asset, Canton has taken a slow, deliberate approach to onboard real financial activity. It now handles over **$9 trillion monthly** in transaction volume, primarily from real-world institutional use cases like **tokenized repo agreements**, Treasury settlements, and collateral mobility. Major live applications include **JPM Coin** for institutional payments and **DTCC's tokenized U.S. Treasuries** project. Canton's native token, **CC**, is framed as a "network utility asset" with zero pre-mine or VC allocations. Its value is intended to be driven by the volume of real financial activity on the network. Looking ahead, Canton aims to become the invisible foundational layer for global finance—enabling atomic settlement (where payment and asset delivery occur simultaneously), 24/7 capital flows, and the native issuance and settlement of various asset classes, from corporate bonds to potentially equities. The main challenges are no longer technical but involve navigating fragmented global regulations and integrating with legacy financial systems.

marsbitAyer 14:20

Putting Markets On-Chain: Canton Network Quietly Becomes the New Backbone of Institutional Finance

marsbitAyer 14:20

Top 10 Promising Emerging Hyperliquid Native Protocols to Watch

Title: A Review of 10 Emerging Native Protocols on Hyperliquid Hyperliquid is evolving beyond perpetual contracts into a comprehensive on-chain financial stack. This article highlights 10 key native protocols driving this growth: 1. **Monetrix**: A yield-optimizing protocol akin to Ethena, aggregating funding rates, HLP rewards, maker rebates, and HIP-3 into a single stablecoin yield. 2. **ROSETTA**: An automated stablecoin yield router, allocating USDC across top protocols (e.g., Felix, Aave, HLP) for optimal returns, factoring in gas and slippage. 3. **papertrade.xyz**: A fair-launched perpetuals protocol offering up to 1000x leverage, no funding rates, no slippage, and fully on-chain, oracle-based execution. 4. **alt.fun**: A launchpad where tokens are paired with leveraged perpetual positions (2x-5x), linking token price to trading activity and underlying position performance. 5. **Ventuals**: Pre-IPO perpetual contracts (built on HIP-3) allowing up to 10x leveraged speculation on valuations of private companies like SpaceX and Stripe. 6. **Liminal**: A delta-neutral yield protocol that captures funding rates via automated short positions and uses generated xTokens (xBTC, etc.) as DeFi collateral. 7. **Melt**: Brings tokenized stocks, commodities, and RWAs to Hyperliquid spot markets, enabling 24/7 trading alongside crypto assets. 8. **Chainsight**: An oracle and data infrastructure protocol providing low-latency (<3s) price feeds, volatility indices, and risk metrics for novel derivatives. 9. **rip.xyz**: Tokenized vault strategies on HyperEVM; its flagship rHYPURR offers liquidity and fractional exposure to a Hypurr NFT basket, priced hourly via NAV. 10. **Markets**: A perpetuals exchange (by Kinetiq) for trading stocks, forex, commodities, bonds, and crypto with up to 50x leverage, using USDH collateral and Kaiko oracles. These protocols form the foundational layer for generating real yield, liquidity, and innovative financial products natively on Hyperliquid.

marsbitAyer 12:39

Top 10 Promising Emerging Hyperliquid Native Protocols to Watch

marsbitAyer 12:39

a16z Invests Heavily with $356 Million in HYPE, Surpassing Paradigm to Become the Largest External Holder

On May 21st, HYPE surged past $59, reaching a new high since September 2025, with a market cap nearing $150 billion. Analysts attribute the rally to a short squeeze and significant ETF inflows. The launch of two U.S. spot ETFs for Hyperliquid has driven substantial capital, with their inflows at times surpassing those of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. Major institutions are actively accumulating HYPE. Venture firm a16z has become the largest external holder with a $356 million position, surpassing Paradigm. Other firms like Goldman Sachs, Grayscale, and Galaxy Digital have also made large purchases, with Goldman reportedly selling portions of its XRP, ETH, and BTC holdings to buy HYPE. Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan calls HYPE one of the most "mispriced" assets, arguing its valuation should reflect Hyperliquid's broader platform beyond just a perpetual DEX token. The protocol generates substantial real revenue, using 97% of fees to buy back and burn HYPE. Its expansion into RWA commodities and prediction markets has driven user growth and transaction volume, now commanding about 70% of the on-chain perpetual DEX market. However, this rapid growth faces challenges. Traditional exchanges CME and ICE are pressuring the CFTC to regulate Hyperliquid, citing concerns over its impact on global commodity benchmarks. Concurrently, some major market makers have withdrawn significant liquidity from the platform. With HYPE up over 125% year-to-date, operational risks are rising. Large holders are reportedly hedging with sizable short positions. The regulatory outlook from the CFTC remains a key uncertainty, adding another layer to the ongoing battle over the future of on-chain finance.

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a16z Invests Heavily with $356 Million in HYPE, Surpassing Paradigm to Become the Largest External Holder

链捕手Ayer 11:08

147 Trillion vs 70 Billion: The Rise of On-Chain 'Risk Managers' and the Potential Dawn of a New Era in DeFi Asset Management

"147 Trillion vs 70 Billion: The Rise of On-Chain 'Risk Managers' and the Potential Dawn of a New Era in DeFi Asset Management" Key Points: The role of professional asset managers is emerging in DeFi, ending the era where protocols and governance dictated everything. While early DeFi protocols like Aave and Compound bundled risk management within their code, innovations like Morpho have separated infrastructure from risk judgment. This allows specialized "Risk Managers" to operate independent lending vaults, acting as on-chain asset managers. The market, though early with ~$7B in assets under management (AUM), is rapidly consolidating around top performers like SteakhouseFi (RWA focus), SentoraHQ (AI-driven models), and Gauntlet (crisis management). This modular structure mirrors TradFi's division of labor: distributors (e.g., exchanges) source capital, Risk Managers design strategies and set standards, and underlying protocols handle custody and execution. For traditional asset managers, this familiar structure presents clear entry paths: 1) **Distribution**: Partnering with Risk Managers as a backend service. 2) **Supply**: Bringing real-world assets (RWA) on-chain as collateral. 3) **Operation**: Becoming a Risk Manager themselves (e.g., Bitwise). The core competency required is shifting from coding to traditional risk underwriting and financial expertise—areas where established institutions hold a natural advantage. While the current DeFi market (~$80B) is minuscule compared to global asset management (~$147T), it represents a significant growth runway. The teams that build the trusted standards and rails for risk-managed capital now are poised to define the market's future as institutional capital seeks secure on-ramps.

marsbitAyer 01:24

147 Trillion vs 70 Billion: The Rise of On-Chain 'Risk Managers' and the Potential Dawn of a New Era in DeFi Asset Management

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