# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Custody

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Custody", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

Falcon Finance Releases Research on Tokenized Gold, Matrixdock's XAUm Selected as One of the Top Five Gold Token Projects

Tokenized gold is emerging as a key asset class in the RWA (Real World Assets) sector, transitioning from proof-of-concept to structural development. Unlike other RWA forms, gold benefits from global pricing, deep liquidity, and established physical delivery standards, making it a critical test case for asset tokenization. Falcon Finance recently published a research report titled “The Digitalization of Bullion: A Deep Dive into Tokenized Gold and How to Earn from It,” which provides a comparative analysis of major tokenized gold projects. The study highlights five leading gold tokenization initiatives, including Matrixdock’s XAUm. XAUm, issued by Matrixport’s RWA platform Matrixdock, is backed by one troy ounce of LBMA-standard physical gold per token. The gold is stored in professional vaults in Singapore and Hong Kong, with ongoing disclosures and third-party verification to ensure transparency between reserves and token supply. The research underscores varied structural approaches in tokenized gold—covering asset backing, custody, and design—reflecting diverse use cases rather than absolute superiority. XAUm’s inclusion signifies its recognition as a structurally significant project in the global tokenized gold landscape, emphasizing real-asset backing and verifiability. As the market shifts from speculation to examining custody, structure, and long-term reliability, independent research like Falcon’s offers a framework for evaluating the evolution of tokenized gold.

marsbit01/14 09:55

Falcon Finance Releases Research on Tokenized Gold, Matrixdock's XAUm Selected as One of the Top Five Gold Token Projects

marsbit01/14 09:55

Frequent Pokémon Card Heists: Is On-Chain Storage for Physical Collectibles a Risky Solution?

Rising global thefts and frauds targeting high-value Pokémon cards, such as armed robberies in Los Angeles and Hong Kong, highlight systemic risks in the physical collectibles market. As these items become increasingly financialized, traditional transaction methods—relying on in-person meetings, private trust, and community trades—are exposing participants to heightened personal and fraud risks. The market’s infrastructure has failed to keep pace with the liquidity and cross-regional nature of these assets. While local card shops are enhancing security measures, such as improved surveillance and formalized transaction processes, these efforts remain limited to specific locations and cannot scale globally. In response, some projects are exploring blockchain-based solutions to introduce verifiable ownership, custody, and transfer mechanisms. For instance, platforms like Renaiss on BNB Chain are developing specialized smart contracts that link physical cards to on-chain NFTs through certified custodians, binding asset status and location to enable secure, borderless trading. However, merely tokenizing cards without robust, transparent custody and verification does not address real-world risks. The evolution toward on-chain systems aims to provide a foundational layer of trust—enabling validation, reducing physical delivery risks, and clarifying accountability. Not every collector may adopt full blockchain integration, but the market grows increasingly dependent on such infrastructure to ensure safety, authentication, and liquidity as collectibles transition into high-stakes digital assets.

marsbit01/13 09:31

Frequent Pokémon Card Heists: Is On-Chain Storage for Physical Collectibles a Risky Solution?

marsbit01/13 09:31

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