Fairmint предложила использовать блокчейн на рынке ценных бумаг

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Платформа Fairmint призвала Комиссию по ценным бумагам и биржам США (SEC) помочь создать нормативную базу, которая позволит регулировать использование блокчейна на рынке прямых инвестиций.

В обращении к SEC представители Fairmint заявили, что технология блокчейна может заменить устаревшие административные системы на американском рынке частных ценных бумаг, объем которого оценивается в $6 трлн. В Fairmint настаивают: большая часть рынка по-прежнему работает с дорогостоящими системами на основе электронных таблиц, не имея возможности проводить собственные расчеты. Это снижает прозрачность транзакций — тогда как блокчейн позволит регулирующим ведомствам проводить мониторинг сделок в режиме реального времени, с сохранением конфиденциальности пользователей.

Стоит улучшить инфраструктуру рынка, чтобы передающие ценные бумаги агенты могли взаимодействовать друг с другом на уровне протоколов — это позволит устранить фрагментацию рынка, объяснили в Fairmint.

Fairmint порекомендовала заменить традиционные клиринговые системы прямыми расчетами на основе смарт-контрактов — чтобы ускорить транзакции и снизить зависимость от посредников. SEC могла бы создать контролируемую регуляторную песочницу для экспериментов с децентрализованными финансами (DeFi), говорится в обращении платформы.

Ранее председатель SEC Эстер Пирс (Hester Peirce) предложила Конгрессу провести криптовалютные реформы, а именно: разбить криптоактивы на несколько категорий, а затем разграничить полномочия между финансовыми регуляторами по надзору за криптовалютами.

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