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South Korea Announces Securities Tokenization Timeline: First Batch of Tokenized Assets to Include Bonds, Funds, and Unlisted Stocks

South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) has unveiled a three-phase roadmap for tokenizing securities, positioning itself as a potential first-mover with dedicated legislation. Following the formal enactment of amended laws in February 2027, Phase 1 will begin with tokenized private market assets, including bonds, institutional money market funds, and unlisted stocks (via trust beneficiary certificates). Existing licensed securities firms can operate without new permits, with specific rules for non-financial platform operators and investor limits. Phase 2 will expand to publicly issued securities, contingent on the stability of initial systems and market readiness. The final Phase 3 aims to enable on-chain settlement using stablecoins, pending separate stablecoin legislation. The announcement contrasts sharply with rapid, decentralized approaches like Robinhood's recent tokenization of stocks, which sparked controversy. South Korea's path prioritizes legal clarity and infrastructure, starting with controlled, institutional markets before broadening access. While this methodical approach may sacrifice speed, it seeks to establish a clear regulatory foundation. The global race for tokenization is highlighting divergent strategies between regulated, incremental models and faster, more open but less certain alternatives.

marsbitIeri 02:11

South Korea Announces Securities Tokenization Timeline: First Batch of Tokenized Assets to Include Bonds, Funds, and Unlisted Stocks

marsbitIeri 02:11

Dallas Fed Economists Warn of Risks from Tokenized Deposits

Economists from the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas have warned about the potential risks of widespread adoption of tokenized deposits. They argue that while enabling real-time settlements, tokenization could destabilize bank funding models. The ease of instant transfers between institutions may reduce deposit stability, making it harder for banks to forecast balances and forcing them to hold more high-quality liquid assets. This shift could limit banks' capacity for long-term lending and increase borrowing costs. Using a model, the economists estimate that a 10% decrease in the average maturity of bank deposits could reduce the banking system's ability to hold interest rate risk by approximately $580 billion (in 10-year asset equivalents). A 10% increase in the sensitivity of deposit rates to market rates could have an even larger impact of around $700 billion. They cite Brazil's Pix instant payment system as an analogous case where increased usage correlated with banks holding more liquid assets and reducing credit intermediation. The analysis comes as major banks accelerate tokenization projects, such as the formation of the BankChain alliance and infrastructure initiatives by JPMorgan, Citigroup, and others. The authors conclude that while the sector is nascent, the architecture and rules of future tokenized deposit systems will be crucial in determining their ultimate impact on financial stability.

cryptonews.ru08/26 15:46

Dallas Fed Economists Warn of Risks from Tokenized Deposits

cryptonews.ru08/26 15:46

Ethereum Exchange-Traded Funds See Largest Capital Inflow in Ten Months

Ethereum-based spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have recorded their highest daily capital inflow in ten months. The iShares Ethereum Trust ETF (ETHA) from BlackRock led with a net inflow of $173.3 million, bringing its total Ethereum holdings to 3.08 million coins ($7.4 billion). BlackRock's iShares Staked Ethereum Trust ETF (ETHB) followed with $35.9 million. Other funds, including those from Fidelity, Bitwise, VanEck, and Morgan Stanley, also attracted millions. Total net assets in spot Ethereum ETFs now stand at $13.58 billion. This marks the seventh consecutive day of inflows for these funds, indicating renewed demand from institutional investors seeking exposure to Ethereum. Concurrently, Ethereum's price rose 4% to $2,385, with its market cap reaching $288.08 billion, while its 24-hour trading volume fell by 23.6% to $30.88 billion. In the same week, spot Bitcoin ETFs also saw their largest capital inflows since spring, totaling $517.1 million, led by BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) with $284.7 million.

cryptonews.ru08/21 19:19

Ethereum Exchange-Traded Funds See Largest Capital Inflow in Ten Months

cryptonews.ru08/21 19:19

Shinhan Asset Management and Plume Team Up for Tokenized Fund Pilot

South Korea's Shinhan Asset Management has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with blockchain network Plume to develop a pilot version of a tokenized fund denominated in Korean won. The pilot will use Shinhan's ultra-short-term bond fund as the underlying asset, with BlackRock's BUIDL tokenized fund serving as a model for issuance and distribution. The project aims to test the compliance of tokenized investment products, including operations like whitelisted transfers, on-chain activities, KYC, and AML measures. Shinhan stated the pilot will explore the use of won-denominated financial products in on-chain markets, which have traditionally focused on dollar-denominated assets. This initiative follows other Shinhan Group blockchain projects, such as Shinhan Card's partnership with the Solana Foundation for stablecoin payments and Shinhan Bank's 2023 pilot for cross-border stablecoin transfers.

cryptonews.ru08/14 19:53

Shinhan Asset Management and Plume Team Up for Tokenized Fund Pilot

cryptonews.ru08/14 19:53

Ashenbrenner's Fund Lost Most of Its Stock Portfolio

Former OpenAI researcher Leopold Aschenbrenner's hedge fund, Situational Awareness, was forced to sell the majority of its public stock portfolio on July 30 after sustaining heavy losses. The portfolio, estimated at up to $16 billion, was purchased at a discount by Citadel, Ken Griffin’s firm. The rapid sale was triggered by a dual market shock: a sharp decline in the fund's concentrated bets on AI infrastructure stocks (like Nebius Group, Sandisk, Micron, CoreWeave) and losses from short positions on software firms like Adobe. The fund had used significant leverage, and falling share prices prompted margin calls from prime brokers including Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, and JPMorgan Chase. This came just weeks after the fund reported staggering gains of 439% for the first half of the year. Following the sale, the fund retains approximately $10 billion in assets, including a stake in AI company Anthropic, which was reportedly not part of the Citadel deal. Notably, major bitcoin mining stocks held by the fund—including IREN, Bitdeer, and Riot Platforms—surged 18-30% on the day of the sale.

cryptonews.ru07/31 12:44

Ashenbrenner's Fund Lost Most of Its Stock Portfolio