# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Tokenization

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PwC Signals Deeper Crypto Push After U.S. GENIUS Act Brings Stablecoin Clarity

PwC, one of the world's largest accounting firms, is expanding its involvement in crypto—particularly in stablecoins and tokenization—following the passage of the U.S. GENIUS Act. The act provides legal clarity by mandating 1:1 backing of stablecoins with cash or U.S. Treasury assets, boosting regulatory certainty. PwC, which had been cautious due to earlier regulatory ambiguity, now plans to deepen its crypto services, including strategy, auditing, tax handling, and cybersecurity for banks, exchanges, and governments. The firm’s rehired key personnel and is already auditing crypto clients. This move reflects broader mainstream acceptance of digital assets as clear regulations attract major financial institutions.

TheNewsCrypto01/05 10:50

PwC Signals Deeper Crypto Push After U.S. GENIUS Act Brings Stablecoin Clarity

TheNewsCrypto01/05 10:50

DTCC Is Not Tokenizing Stocks: What's Really Changing?

The article clarifies a key distinction in securities tokenization: DTCC's recent SEC approval tokenizes *security entitlements* within the existing indirect holding system, not the underlying shares themselves. This "digital twin" model modernizes the current infrastructure (e.g., enabling 24/7 settlement, reducing collateral needs) but preserves its core structure, including netting efficiency and intermediary layers. In contrast, a separate "direct ownership" model tokenizes the actual shares on a blockchain, enabling true self-custody, peer-to-peer transfers, and DeFi composability, but sacrifices the liquidity and efficiency of the centralized system. The author argues these are complementary, not competing, paths: DTCC's upgrade optimizes the existing market for institutions, while direct ownership enables new functionality for investors seeking autonomy. The real winner is investor choice, as both models will coexist, driving competition and innovation.

marsbit01/04 08:09

DTCC Is Not Tokenizing Stocks: What's Really Changing?

marsbit01/04 08:09

Why Ethereum’s fundamentals could outweigh ETH prices in 2026

Ethereum's 2025 performance highlighted a divergence between its strong fundamentals and weak price action. While the network achieved record transaction volumes, maintained over 50% DeFi market share, and saw a 212% surge in real-world asset (RWA) value, it faced a 53% drop in L2 earnings and nearly $100 million in lost revenue due to lower gas fees. This compressed revenue model puts Vitalik Buterin's increased focus on decentralization under scrutiny. Despite ETH ending 2025 with an 11% loss, fundamentals like reduced exchange reserves and major developments such as JPMorgan's tokenization suggest a shift toward long-term value over speculation. The 2026 roadmap, emphasizing decentralization and utility, aims to offset volatility and support future growth.

ambcrypto01/03 19:08

Why Ethereum’s fundamentals could outweigh ETH prices in 2026

ambcrypto01/03 19:08

Ethereum’s 2026 roadmap puts institutional privacy front and center – Details

Ethereum's 2026 roadmap prioritizes institutional privacy and faster transaction finality, according to Ethereum Foundation Co-Director Tomasz Stańczak. A dedicated 50-person team is developing standards and specifications to deliver privacy solutions tailored for institutional use cases, responding to feedback that such privacy is essential. Contrary to common belief, blockchain transactions are public and traceable, posing risks like exposure of financial history and targeting by malicious actors. Ethereum is advancing both app-specific and protocol-level privacy features, such as Kohaku for wallet privacy, and has implemented a six-month plan in 2025 to ensure private yet compliant DeFi operations. Existing protocols like Railgun already enable private transfers across multiple chains. Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin emphasized the need for improved privacy and censorship-resistant DeFi applications. Alongside Cardano’s Midnight, Ethereum is positioned as a leading contender in institutional privacy space, potentially challenging privacy-focused chains like Zcash if it expands beyond basic private transfers.

ambcrypto01/02 12:03

Ethereum’s 2026 roadmap puts institutional privacy front and center – Details

ambcrypto01/02 12:03

Traditional Finance's On-Chain 'Open Conspiracy': Why the Crypto Embraced by Giants Is Doomed to Fail?

A warning that as traditional finance embraces blockchain, the specific form of crypto enthusiastically adopted by major financial intermediaries (exchanges, clearinghouses, banks, brokers) is likely to fail. Their approach is driven by a desire to preserve their own power and profits, not by the core principles of crypto. These institutions, with their monopolistic positions and lack of real competition, derive immense value from controlling the centralized "pipes" of the traditional financial system. Crypto represents a second, independent system built on decentralization, permissionless access, and anti-censorship—principles that inherently foster competition and threaten the entrenched dominance of these giants. When forced to adopt blockchain, these institutions will logically choose centralized, permissioned versions that allow them to retain control, rather than embracing the open, competitive nature of true decentralized networks like Ethereum. Their leadership, whose careers are built on centralization, will opt for solutions that protect their status quo. Therefore, the version of crypto they champion—a controlled, centralized mimicry—is destined to fail. The future of finance lies in a fundamentally different, decentralized architecture, not the repackaged old system.

marsbit01/02 07:22

Traditional Finance's On-Chain 'Open Conspiracy': Why the Crypto Embraced by Giants Is Doomed to Fail?

marsbit01/02 07:22

A16z – 2026 might be the year when blockchain becomes ‘just the plumbing’

A16z's 2026 outlook predicts blockchain will become invisible "plumbing" that powers the modern digital world, rather than a consumer-facing technology. This shift will be driven by three key trends. First, the rise of an AI agent economy will require blockchain-based identity systems (KYA - Know Your Agent) for autonomous agents to transact securely. Second, finance will evolve from simple asset tokenization to full on-chain origination of synthetic and programmable credit products, making the internet itself the bank. Finally, privacy, enabled by Zero-Knowledge Proofs, will become the critical competitive advantage for institutional adoption, as public transparency becomes a liability. Ultimately, crypto's success will be measured by its seamless integration into a faster, more private, and autonomous internet.

ambcrypto01/02 07:03

A16z – 2026 might be the year when blockchain becomes ‘just the plumbing’

ambcrypto01/02 07:03

RWA Weekly: Digital Yuan Wallets Implement Interest on Balances, Ondo's Tokenized Silver Product Surges Over 155% in Market Cap in 30 Days

RWA Weekly: Digital Yuan Wallets to Earn Interest, Ondo's Tokenized Silver Surges Over 155% This weekly report covers December 27, 2025, to January 2, 2026. The on-chain RWA market cap grew steadily to $19.21 billion, with holders nearing 600,000, though growth suggests potential demand constraints. Stablecoin market cap slightly declined to $2.97 trillion, but monthly transfer volume surged 13.77%, indicating an "efficiency-driven" phase. RWA protocol TVL has surpassed DEXes to become the fifth-largest DeFi category. In China, the PBOC announced plans to enhance the digital yuan management system, with six major state-owned banks introducing interest payments (0.05% annual rate) on balances in verified digital yuan wallets starting January 1, 2026, advancing its function toward M1. Cross-border adoption accelerated, with Bank of China completing the first QR code payment between China and Laos. Globally, the US FASB plans to study whether stablecoins can be classified as cash equivalents in 2026. India's central bank urged prioritizing CBDCs over private stablecoins due to financial stability concerns. Notable project developments include BlackRock's tokenized money market fund BUIDL distributing over $100 million in dividends, and Ondo's tokenized silver product (SLVon) surging over 155% in market cap to nearly $18 million. Commodity tokenization expanded with platforms like MSX listing copper, uranium, and oil tokens. The report highlights growing interest in tokenized commodities amid rising gold and silver prices, and discusses stablecoins' evolution toward programmable money and AI-driven "agent finance," emphasizing transparency and global reach as key advantages over traditional finance.

marsbit01/02 05:05

RWA Weekly: Digital Yuan Wallets Implement Interest on Balances, Ondo's Tokenized Silver Product Surges Over 155% in Market Cap in 30 Days

marsbit01/02 05:05

Trump's Year of Embracing Cryptocurrency

Under the Trump administration's pro-crypto policies, the cryptocurrency industry has rapidly expanded into traditional finance and public policy. This period, dubbed "DAT Summer," saw the emergence of Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) companies—public firms accumulating cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Dogecoin to attract investors. Over 250 companies adopted this strategy, often using significant leverage, with plans to borrow over $20 billion for crypto purchases. However, a market crash in October, triggered by new tariff announcements and amplified by high leverage, led to massive liquidations—$19 billion in leveraged bets were wiped out, affecting 1.6 million traders. The administration’s supportive regulatory shift, including the SEC’s new crypto task force, facilitated innovations like tokenized stocks and high-leverage trading products. Companies like Coinbase introduced 10x leverage options, while firms like Plume sought to tokenize real-world assets, blurring lines between crypto and traditional markets. Critics, including former regulators, warn of systemic risks, such as contagion to the broader economy and excessive speculation. Trump-linked entities, such as World Liberty Financial, played a role in this expansion, though some ventures, like ALT5 Sigma, faced significant declines and governance issues. Despite the volatility, industry leaders argue these developments modernize finance, offering higher returns and accessibility. The ongoing experiment highlights the tension between innovation and financial stability, with regulatory oversight struggling to keep pace.

marsbit01/02 02:42

Trump's Year of Embracing Cryptocurrency

marsbit01/02 02:42

Crypto Adoption Set To Accelerate In 2026 As ETFs, Stablecoins, Tokenization Gain Ground

Coinbase's head of research, David Duong, forecasts accelerated crypto adoption in 2026, driven by ETF approvals, stablecoins, tokenization, and clearer regulations. He notes that regulatory progress in the U.S. and Europe, such as the GENIUS Act and MiCA, is enabling institutional adoption and product development. Crypto demand is now broader and more stable, supported by corporate treasuries and long-term investors rather than short-term speculation. From 2023 to 2025, crypto ETPs raised over $48 billion, with significant growth in stablecoins ($300B market cap) and emerging tokenization ($1.2B+). Practical uses in lending, settlement, and collateral are expanding, positioning crypto for a more central role in finance.

bitcoinist01/01 17:32

Crypto Adoption Set To Accelerate In 2026 As ETFs, Stablecoins, Tokenization Gain Ground

bitcoinist01/01 17:32

Crypto Predictions 2026: CoinFund President Shares His Forecast

Christopher Perkins, President of CoinFund, outlines seven key predictions for the crypto industry in 2026. He anticipates a major surge in mergers and acquisitions, projecting deal value to reach $25 billion, driven by consolidation and cross-industry integration. Stablecoin market cap is expected to double to $600 billion, fueled by their role as a settlement layer. Perkins also forecasts a major hack exceeding $2 billion that could trigger significant policy changes. He predicts a resurgence of regulated crypto derivatives in the U.S., but no passage of a comprehensive market-structure bill due to political gridlock. Bitcoin and Ethereum are expected to reach new all-time highs of $150,000 and over $5,000, respectively. Finally, he foresees an NFT revival focused on financial applications rather than digital art.

bitcoinist01/01 13:02

Crypto Predictions 2026: CoinFund President Shares His Forecast