# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Tokenization

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XRP Vs. SWIFT On Payments: Is Ripple Already Working With The Payment Giant?

Cryptocurrency analyst BULLRUNNERS claims that SWIFT is already adopting Ripple's payment technology, including XRP, as part of its new payment stack. The pundit alleges that SWIFT has been testing XRP on its payment rails since Q4 of last year and has named HSBC, which has a history of using Ripple's XRP Ledger, as a managing partner for its multi-chain blockchain ledger. Additionally, the possibility of JPMorgan adopting Ripple's technology through its SWIFT partnership is highlighted, which could bring significant institutional and retail investment into the XRP ecosystem. The integration of a Permissioned DEX on the XRP Ledger is also noted as a move to attract institutional investors. Furthermore, the XRP Ledger is positioned to benefit from the asset tokenization trend, particularly through Ripple's acquisition of Hidden Road, which provides access to the U.S. Treasury market via the DTCC. This could introduce XRP and RLUSD into institutional settlement processes. Despite a recent 6% price drop to around $1.33, the Ledger is predicted to lead in real-world asset tokenization.

bitcoinist02/23 15:32

XRP Vs. SWIFT On Payments: Is Ripple Already Working With The Payment Giant?

bitcoinist02/23 15:32

UAE Institutional Leaders Convene in Abu Dhabi as Digital Asset Strategy Accelerates Across Global Finance

Senior leaders from global finance, regulators, and digital asset institutions will gather in Abu Dhabi on May 13, 2026, for the inaugural Digital Assets Forum Abu Dhabi (DAFME 1). The event highlights the UAE’s emergence as a global hub for institutional digital finance, driven by regulatory clarity, sovereign investment strategies, and large-scale financial innovation. Backed by Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), the forum will explore key themes including digital asset regulation, tokenisation of real-world assets, stablecoins, CBDCs, and the integration of traditional and decentralized finance. Confirmed speakers represent institutions such as ADGM, Komainu, XBTO Middle East, Spartan Group, Portal Ventures, Aspen Digital, and Binance. The curated, executive-level event aims to foster institutional alignment, capital deployment, and infrastructure coordination, reinforcing the UAE’s role as a leading capital marketplace connecting Europe, Asia, and Africa.

TheNewsCrypto02/23 14:15

UAE Institutional Leaders Convene in Abu Dhabi as Digital Asset Strategy Accelerates Across Global Finance

TheNewsCrypto02/23 14:15

Variant Founder: Everything is a Market, the Endgame of Finance is 'Invisible'

Jesse Walden, founder of Variant Fund, argues that crypto is fundamentally about finance—but in a radically expanded sense. He identifies three core drivers reshaping finance: mass participation, permissionless markets, and programmable endpoints. Mass participation is lowering barriers, intertwining finance with culture as trading becomes a form of expressive, accessible engagement. Permissionless innovation allows new markets to emerge outside traditional systems, forcing regulatory evolution—as seen with prediction markets, stablecoins, and ICOs. Programmable markets, combined with AI, are evolving from outputs into infrastructure. Markets generate real-time, hard-to-fake data that AI and applications can consume as APIs, enabling new products and automated decision-making. Ultimately, finance is transitioning from a vertical industry to a horizontal, invisible infrastructure layer embedded into the fabric of culture and technology.

marsbit02/23 08:39

Variant Founder: Everything is a Market, the Endgame of Finance is 'Invisible'

marsbit02/23 08:39

Financing Weekly Report | 10 Public Financing Events, Sports Prediction Market Novig Completes $75 Million Series B Financing Led by Pantera Capital

Last week (Feb 16-22) saw 10 disclosed blockchain funding rounds totaling over $143 million. Key highlights include Novig's $75 million Series B led by Pantera Capital for its sports prediction market, valuing the company at $500 million. In DeFi, derivatives protocol MYX secured a strategic investment from Consensys. Web3+AI firm Unicity Labs raised $3 million in seed funding. Infrastructure investments included $13 million for wallet infrastructure Kresus Labs and $8 million for API infrastructure Monark Markets. CeFi saw Stake raise $31 million in a Series B for its real estate tokenization platform, and Newity raised $11 million to explore on-chain small business lending. Other prediction market deals included PRED's $2.5 million seed round and a strategic investment in Kalshi by Tradeweb. Additionally, Dragonfly closed a $650 million crypto venture fund.

marsbit02/23 03:06

Financing Weekly Report | 10 Public Financing Events, Sports Prediction Market Novig Completes $75 Million Series B Financing Led by Pantera Capital

marsbit02/23 03:06

From 'Punishment' to 'Acceptance': SEC's 2% Discount Tears Open Compliance Gap for Stablecoins

This article discusses a significant policy shift by the U.S. SEC regarding the capital treatment of payment stablecoins held by broker-dealers. On February 19, the SEC’s Division of Trading and Markets issued new guidance allowing broker-dealers to apply a 2% discount—rather than a punitive 100% haircut—to certain stablecoin holdings when calculating net capital requirements. This change aligns stablecoins with money market funds and other low-risk assets, making it financially viable for regulated entities to hold and use them. The move is seen as a major step toward integrating digital assets into mainstream finance. It follows the passage of the GENIUS Act in July 2025, which established a federal regulatory framework for payment stablecoins. The SEC’s guidance is designed to bridge the gap between existing rules and the new law, enabling broker-dealers to use stablecoins for settlement, trading, and tokenized securities without excessive capital penalties. The author highlights that this shift is part of a broader effort by the SEC to move away from enforcement-heavy regulation under former Chair Gary Gensler and toward a more structured, inclusive approach. The change is expected to encourage more institutional participation, improve liquidity, and support the use of stablecoins in cross-border payments and financial inclusion. However, challenges remain, including ongoing tensions between federal and state regulators and pending legislation to clarify the classification of digital assets. The 2% discount symbolizes a meaningful step toward recognizing stablecoins as legitimate financial tools within the U.S. regulatory system.

比推02/21 15:34

From 'Punishment' to 'Acceptance': SEC's 2% Discount Tears Open Compliance Gap for Stablecoins

比推02/21 15:34

Tether Shuts Down CNH₮ Stablecoin Due to Low Demand and Market Pressures

Tether, the largest stablecoin issuer, has announced it will discontinue its offshore Chinese yuan-pegged stablecoin, CNH₮, citing low demand and increased regulatory pressures. The company will immediately stop minting new tokens and will support redemptions for one year from the announcement date. Tether stated the token did not attract significant engagement, making it difficult to justify the operational resources required. The company will instead focus its efforts on its dominant USDT stablecoin, prioritizing markets with better growth prospects and higher adoption rates.

TheNewsCrypto02/21 11:42

Tether Shuts Down CNH₮ Stablecoin Due to Low Demand and Market Pressures

TheNewsCrypto02/21 11:42

Pakistan launches crypto sandbox to advance regulation plans: Details

Pakistan has officially launched a crypto regulatory sandbox to advance its digital asset regulation plans. The Pakistan Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (PVARA) will soon issue full guidelines for participants. The sandbox allows live testing of use cases like tokenization, stablecoins, and remittances under regulatory oversight. This initiative is part of Pakistan’s broader strategy to provide regulatory clarity, leveraging advice from Binance founder Changpeng Zhao. The country ranks high in global crypto adoption, and recent partnerships, including with World Liberty Financial, aim to explore stablecoins for cross-border transactions. PVARA has begun issuing No Objection Certificates as a step toward full licensing, with the sandbox helping identify compliance and anti-money laundering risks before the full framework rollout.

ambcrypto02/21 06:32

Pakistan launches crypto sandbox to advance regulation plans: Details

ambcrypto02/21 06:32

Aave Surpasses $1 Billion in Tokenized Real-World Asset Deposits

Aave has become the first decentralized lending protocol to exceed $1 billion in tokenized real-world asset (RWA) deposits, signaling deeper integration between DeFi and traditional finance. The platform, Horizon, which allows institutional borrowers to use assets like U.S. Treasuries as collateral to access stablecoins, grew from $600 million in deposits in January to $1 billion in under a month. Founder Stani Kulechov predicts the RWA market could reach $50 trillion by 2050, with Aave potentially capturing a significant share. Meanwhile, AAVE's native token trades at $124.21, with a total value locked of $26.83 billion—the highest among DeFi platforms. Grayscale also recently filed for an AAVE ETF with a 2.5% expense ratio.

TheNewsCrypto02/20 07:38

Aave Surpasses $1 Billion in Tokenized Real-World Asset Deposits

TheNewsCrypto02/20 07:38

U.S. SEC Chair Details Key Crypto Policy Priorities for 2026

SEC Chairman Paul S. Atkins outlined the agency’s 2026 crypto policy priorities during a dialogue at ETHDenver. Under his leadership, the SEC has taken multiple steps to provide regulatory clarity, including issuing guidance, holding roundtables, collaborating with the CFTC, and ending regulation-by-enforcement approaches. Key ongoing and upcoming initiatives include: - A joint effort with the CFTC (Project Crypto) to improve regulatory alignment. - A framework clarifying when crypto assets qualify as "investment contracts." - An "innovation exemption" to allow limited trading of tokenized securities on new platforms. - Rulemaking proposals for crypto fundraising, broker-dealer custody of non-security crypto assets, and modernizing transfer agent rules. - Additional no-action letters and guidance to improve compliance clarity. Atkins emphasized that the SEC’s role is not to react to market volatility but to ensure investors have adequate disclosure. He encouraged builders to develop useful applications and engage constructively with regulators. The approach aims to integrate innovation within existing regulatory frameworks without compromising investor protection or market integrity.

marsbit02/20 01:52

U.S. SEC Chair Details Key Crypto Policy Priorities for 2026

marsbit02/20 01:52

Crypto Is Not Dead, Crypto Is Reborn

Cryptocurrency is evolving to serve fundamental human impulses that have persisted for millennia: speculation, ownership, and value transfer. Historically, humans have always sought to wager on uncertain outcomes, from ancient dice games to modern financial markets. Traditional finance built complex, restrictive systems around these impulses, but crypto is removing friction and gatekeeping. Platforms like Hyperliquid demonstrate this by processing 2% of global silver trading volume in a month via a decentralized, permissionless protocol—attracting users who desired exposure but were hindered by traditional infrastructure. Prediction markets like Polymarket and Kalshi monetize opinions and are gaining mainstream traction through partnerships with major media outlets and platforms like Robinhood. Beyond speculation, crypto addresses the need for ownership through tokenization of real-world assets (RWA), like U.S. Treasuries and gold, making them globally accessible and programmable. BlackRock’s move to trade its tokenized treasury fund on Uniswap signals institutional recognition of this infrastructure. Stablecoins, meanwhile, have found product-market fit in countries with weak currencies, enabling everyday transactions where traditional systems fail. Despite price volatility and past failures, crypto’s underlying infrastructure is becoming invisible yet essential—fulfilling ancient human desires to speculate, transfer value, and assert ownership without traditional barriers. The technology is maturing by eliminating friction, expanding access, and embedding itself into the fabric of global finance.

比推02/19 19:47