# Tokenization İlgili Makaleler

HTX Haber Merkezi, kripto endüstrisindeki piyasa trendleri, proje güncellemeleri, teknoloji gelişmeleri ve düzenleyici politikaları kapsayan "Tokenization" hakkında en son makaleleri ve derinlemesine analizleri sunmaktadır.

Yi Lihua: The Cryptocurrency Bull Market is Starting, and Tokenized Stocks are Expanding the Industry's Field

I Li Hua, founder of LD Capital, believes a crypto bull market may start soon, with blockchain finance and tokenized stocks seen as key sources of new opportunity. A genuine bull market is defined not by a single price spike but by a sustained uptrend driven by capital inflow, liquidity, and trust in infrastructure. He suggests the market is approaching a new bullish cycle rather than being in a fully confirmed phase. To identify a real bull trend, one should monitor Bitcoin/Ethereum momentum, trading volume, capital flows, liquidity, and interest in infrastructure projects—not just one asset's rise. Preparation involves a clear strategy with defined asset allocation, entry/exit points, and risk limits before market hype peaks. Risks include overheating, exaggerated expectations, and over-reliance on news cycles. I Li Hua warns the industry has become too focused on conflicts, personal attacks, and speculative narratives rather than products and technology, harming its reputation. He emphasizes returning to innovation as crypto's core driver. Tokenized stocks are highlighted as crucial for the next cycle, opening new horizons by treating tokens as accounting assets and expanding digital finance. The broader market context includes renewed interest in blockchain finance beyond just Bitcoin/Ethereum, affecting segments like derivatives platforms, with AI noted as another significant, larger-scale trend to watch amid U.S. political volatility. The focus should remain on real technological value and long-term potential.

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Yi Lihua: The Cryptocurrency Bull Market is Starting, and Tokenized Stocks are Expanding the Industry's Field

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ECB's Schnabel says central bank money 'should move to blockchain'

ECB Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel stated that central bank money "must move onto the blockchain." She argued that stablecoins lack the independent ability to scale liquidity during financial stress—a gap only a central bank can fill. Her proposed solution involves tokenization, which she says can make transactions faster, safer, and more programmable, but only if the safest asset (central bank money) is on the same "rails" as other tokenized assets. This marks a notable shift for the Eurosystem, which had previously viewed Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) mainly as a tool for regulating stablecoins and crypto, not as infrastructure to adopt directly. The first step is Project Pontes, launching in September. It will initially synchronize the ECB’s existing TARGET services with private DLT platforms. Eventually, it aims to enable settlement finality on a Eurosystem-managed DLT platform with smart contract functionality and 24/7 operation. The long-term strategy is Project Appia, tasked with developing the architecture, standards, and legal framework for a genuine European tokenized asset market by 2028. Trials have already processed around €1.6 billion, and since March 2026, the ECB accepts DLT-based assets as collateral. While not directly impacting Bitcoin's price, these developments signal that a major G7 central bank is preparing to settle transactions on-chain, lending legitimacy to the underlying infrastructure of crypto markets. The ECB's move to avoid "disintermediation" by private tokenization shows that debates in central bank boardrooms are now aligning with discussions long followed in the crypto space.

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ECB's Schnabel says central bank money 'should move to blockchain'

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The Jackson Hole Conference Concludes: Beyond Warsh's 'Hawkish' Stance, These Are the Key Takeaways

The Jackson Hole Economic Symposium concluded with key central bank signals and political undercurrents. New Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh, in his first major policy speech, took a hawkish stance by declaring inflation containment the Fed's top priority. He warned that without clear evidence of inflation moving sufficiently toward the 2% target, "we have more work to do," raising market expectations for a potential near-term rate hike and focusing attention on upcoming CPI data and the September FOMC meeting. European Central Bank officials echoed concerns, with members indicating a likely September rate hike due to persistent inflationary pressures and economic resilience. In contrast, Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey struck a more cautious tone, suggesting a wait-and-see approach as inflation effects in the UK appear mild. The symposium also featured academic discussions on the impact of financial innovations like tokenization on payment systems and monetary policy, highlighting ongoing regulatory challenges for central banks. A political backdrop was provided by renewed White House efforts to dismiss Fed Governor Lisa Cook over alleged misconduct, a move her lawyer called baseless, underscoring continued political pressure on the central bank. Notable absences included ECB President Christine Lagarde, BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda, and former Fed Chair Jerome Powell.

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The Jackson Hole Conference Concludes: Beyond Warsh's 'Hawkish' Stance, These Are the Key Takeaways

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