CV5 Capital начинает сотрудничество с Enzyme

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CV5 Capital — платформа для запуска цифровых активов и токенизированных фондов, объявила о партнерстве с Enzyme — сервисом, который предоставляет ончейн-инфраструктуру для финансовых продуктов. CV5 Capital будет использовать Enzyme Onyx как основную технологию для выпуска и управления своими токенизированными фондами для профессиональных и институциональных инвесторов.

Сотрудничество объединяет регулируемую фондовую структуру CV5 Capital и инструменты Enzyme для децентрализованного управления активами. Это позволит выпускать токенизированные хедж-фонды, портфели цифровых активов и продукты, обеспеченные криптовалютами, сырьем, ценными бумагами или облигациями США.

Фонды в структуре CV5 Digital SPC будут работать на Enzyme Onyx. Эта система поможет с администрированием, отчетностью и прозрачным отслеживанием активов в блокчейне. При этом они остаются в рамках требований регулятора Каймановых островов. Управляющие смогут токенизировать классы акций и автоматизировать расчет стоимости активов (NAV), а инвесторы — получать данные о портфеле в режиме реального времени.

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