# DTCC Articoli collegati

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The $4 Quadrillion Switch Has Been Flipped: DTCC Moves Wall Street On-Chain, an Infrastructure Shift, Not a Crypto Bet

The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), which custodies $115 trillion in assets and settles quadrillion-dollar securities annually, has executed its first real settlement of tokenized stocks, ETFs, and treasury securities. This marks a fundamental infrastructure shift in global finance, not merely a cryptocurrency experiment. Key insights from a discussion with DTCC's digital asset lead and BCG partners frame this transition. First, this is a multi-decade rebuild of financial rails, akin to telecom's shift to packet-switching, potentially exposing 15-30% of bank profits by 2035. Second, atomic settlement is a misnomer for scale; DTCC's netting eliminates 98% of gross obligations, a liquidity necessity. The first major application will be in collateral and repo markets, enabling near real-time, 24/7 movement and valuation of trillions in assets, reducing capital costs. BCG's projection of $8.8 trillion in tokenized real-world assets by 2035 assumes a 16% penetration rate, but momentum matters more than the precise figure. Winners will be structural orchestrators that abstract blockchain complexity for clients, not proponents of any single chain. Crucially, risk management is becoming code, with compliance logic embedded in smart contracts, though the role of human discretion in crises remains an open question. The core debate is settled: the system's deepest node has moved. The remaining variable is the adoption timeline.

marsbit07/24 07:42

The $4 Quadrillion Switch Has Been Flipped: DTCC Moves Wall Street On-Chain, an Infrastructure Shift, Not a Crypto Bet

marsbit07/24 07:42

Clearing Giant with $114 Trillion in Assets Tokenizes Securities, Has Crypto Won?

On July 15, the US securities settlement giant DTCC conducted its largest production-level test for tokenization, marking a significant shift from previous workarounds. The test involved approximately 40 institutions, including major players like JPMorgan, Citadel Securities, and State Street, as well as crypto-native firms such as Circle, Chainlink, and Ondo Finance. For the first time, DTCC, which custodies over $114 trillion in securities, directly created on-chain "digital twin" tokens for stocks, ETFs, and U.S. Treasuries held in its depository (DTC). These tokens share the same CUSIP identifiers and legal rights as the underlying assets. Key transactions included JPMorgan tokenizing an Invesco QQQ ETF to post as collateral at CME Group and DriveWealth settling a tokenized equity trade with Vanguard. The test paves the way for the official launch of the DTCC Tokenization Service in October. This move centralizes the issuance authority for tokenized traditional securities with the core market infrastructure itself. While projects like Ondo Finance (which participated in the test) will continue providing distribution and DeFi integration, their underlying collateral can now be DTCC-issued tokens, enhancing transparency and credit backing. The initiative aims to unlock liquidity in collateral by enabling 24/7 settlement and transfer across venues, a direct efficiency gain for DTCC. The test culminates years of DTCC's blockchain exploration, utilizing two key infrastructures: a private Hyperledger Besu chain for internal control and the Canton network (co-chaired by DTCC and Euroclear) for interoperable, privacy-focused transactions with external institutions. The event signals institutional tokenization moving into a new, mainstream phase led by traditional finance incumbents.

Foresight News07/16 08:15

Clearing Giant with $114 Trillion in Assets Tokenizes Securities, Has Crypto Won?

Foresight News07/16 08:15

Grayscale: The Three Evolutionary Stages of Stock Tokenization and a Rundown of Core Beneficiary Public Blockchains

Grayscale research outlines three evolutionary phases for the tokenization of equities, each benefiting different blockchain infrastructures. The first phase is the third-party "wrapper model," where a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) holds the underlying stock and tokenized shares represent claims on that entity. This model, accounting for over 70% of the current tokenized stock market cap, allows for DeFi integration and is prevalent on public blockchains like Ethereum, Solana, and BNB Chain. The second phase is the "entitlement model," exemplified by an upcoming pilot from the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) on the Canton Network. This approach involves placing existing, regulated securities onto a blockchain for transfer within the post-trade infrastructure, without creating a new security. The third and most transformative phase is issuer-led native issuance, where companies directly issue securities on-chain. While offering the greatest long-term potential, this model requires further regulatory clarity and is seen as favoring open-architecture blockchains like Ethereum and Solana, as well as hybrid networks like Avalanche. The report concludes that all three models will likely coexist. The blockchains poised to benefit most from tokenization growth are identified as Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, Avalanche, and Canton Network.

链捕手07/14 01:27

Grayscale: The Three Evolutionary Stages of Stock Tokenization and a Rundown of Core Beneficiary Public Blockchains

链捕手07/14 01:27

24/5 Settlement Is Here for US Stocks, but Cryptocurrency Didn't Get a Ticket

The U.S. National Securities Clearing Corporation (NSCC), a subsidiary of the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), has announced the implementation of 24-hour clearing operations on weekdays. This move, approved by the SEC and being rolled out in phases, fundamentally challenges a core narrative of the cryptocurrency industry: that digital assets offer a unique advantage with their 7x24 trading availability, unlike traditional markets that close at 4 p.m. The transition to near-continuous clearing for stocks and other traditional assets diminishes this perceived crypto edge. While crypto markets still operate on weekends, the article notes that DTCC could potentially expand to weekend clearing in the future if demand warrants. The development is presented as another instance where DTCC has disappointed crypto enthusiasts. Despite frequent speculation from communities supporting Ethereum, XRP Ledger, and others that DTCC would integrate public blockchains, the clearing giant consistently opts for private, permissioned distributed ledger solutions for its projects, such as its Ion platform and a recent U.S. Treasury tokenization initiative on the Canton network. The article concludes that the successful launch of this traditional finance "always-on" market relied entirely on existing mature infrastructure, with the cryptocurrency industry failing to secure a role or "admission ticket" in its implementation.

Foresight News07/01 10:03

24/5 Settlement Is Here for US Stocks, but Cryptocurrency Didn't Get a Ticket

Foresight News07/01 10:03

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