https://t.co/hcDm4vdblb is partnering with Dubai Multi-Commodities Centre (@DMCCAuthority) to explore new blockchain-enabled applications to strengthen the global commodities trade.The agreement will push tokenisation deeper into the global commodities market and lay the groundwork for next-generation trade infrastructure.We are proud to work with DMCC as it helps Dubai’s business sector thrive.Read more here: https://t.co/IuKIGjCcaO ...

The machinery that powers US markets is about to go onchain. The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation said on Thursday that it received a no-action letter from the US financial watchdog, paving the way for tokenisation for real-world assets. According to the Securities and Exchange Commission’s letter, the DTCC can now issue blockchain-based representations of highly liquid assets, including Russell 1000 stocks, exchange-traded funds, treasury bills, notes, and bonds. The digital versions will carry ...

RWA Market Growth - Avalanche (AVAX) RWA (Real World Assets) ecosystem experienced significant growth, exceeding 500% in the past year [1] - Avalanche's Total Value Locked (TVL) ranks 4 among all blockchains [1] Institutional Adoption - Institutions are building on Avalanche due to its infrastructure and solutions to real-world problems [1] - Avalanche is positioned to drive institutional adoption [1] Future Potential - Potential for Avalanche to become the leading chain for RWA and tokenization [2]

“Tokenisation can modernise the infrastructure that still makes parts of the financial system slow and costly, bringing more people into the world’s most powerful engine of wealth creation,” argue the BlackRock executives https://t.co/2rYf95bR3J ...

On-Chain Asset Transformation - Transforming assets into a form that on-chain investors are willing to embrace is crucial [1] - The challenge is reshaping assets for on-chain investors to use, trade, and exit within their market structure [2] On-Chain Capital Pool - There is a large and growing pool of capital on-chain, including stablecoins and crypto treasuries [1] - This on-chain capital amounts to hundreds of billions of dollars globally [1] - This capital is increasingly seeking real yield and institutional-grade assets [1] On-Chain Investor Expectations - On-chain allocators don't want to revert to traditional custodians or settlement processes [2] - On-chain investors have different liquidity needs, access requirements, investment sizes, and jurisdictional preferences compared to traditional buyers [2] - On-chain investors expect assets to meet them where they already are: on-chain [2] R3 and Solana - R3 is bringing something to Solana [3] - Richard G Brown will be speaking at Solana Breakpoint from December 11-13 [3]

“Tokenisation could advance at the pace of the internet—faster than most expect, with enormous growth over the coming decades,” predict Larry Fink and Rob Goldstein. Yet “it won’t replace the existing financial system any time soon” https://t.co/0UprXzPehS ...

The rapid rise of tokenisation risks repeating China's earlier boom-and-bust cycle in peer-to-peer lending unless clear industry standards are established to ensure discipline and innovation, according to a senior Chinese asset manager. Some multilevel marketing companies in mainland China have already started holding meetings discussing real-world asset (RWA) tokenisation projects over the past year, raising "genuine concerns" that the nascent industry might be heading towards a peer-to-peer-style crisis ...

Benzinga and Yahoo Finance LLC may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below. The Bank of England unveiled comprehensive regulations on Nov. 11 that could make the U.K. a global hub for digital assets—or drive major stablecoin issuers straight to America’s more lenient shores. The proposals introduce strict reserve requirements for “systemic” stablecoins, with issuers forced to park 40% of their backing in non-interest-bearing accounts at the BoE and another 60% in U.K. government b ...

🚀 Web3 Unleashed 2025 is officially wrapped!Proud to partner with DMCC for our third global hackathon — bringing together 90 teams across DeFAI, DeSci, DeFi, Gaming, SocialFi, Infrastructure and Tokenisation.🌟 Congrats to this year’s winners: @YumiFinance @GlintAnalytics @sorachain_ai Aurayale (@MustaverseLab) @0xspoutDubai’s Web3 ecosystem is rising fast, and we’re proud to help build what’s next 🌐✨ ...

Core Insights - The Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) hosted the second Joint Climate Finance Conference on November 26 in Dubai, focusing on climate finance and innovation [1][2] - The conference attracted nearly 250 participants from the Middle East and Asia, emphasizing the importance of collaboration in addressing climate-related financial risks [1][2] Group 1: Conference Highlights - The event served as a platform for discussions on leveraging financial and technological strengths to support energy transition and sustainable development goals [2] - Findings from the joint research, "Scaling Sustainable Debt in Emerging Markets," were presented, highlighting the role of sustainable debt in expanding climate finance in emerging markets [2] Group 2: Strategic Partnerships and Contributions - Strategic partners included the Dubai International Financial Centre Authority, Nasdaq Dubai, and Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited, showcasing a collaborative effort across regions [3] - Key speakers from various sectors contributed to the dialogue, emphasizing the conference's role in knowledge sharing and collaboration [3] Group 3: Future Outlook - Mark Steward, Chief Executive of the DFSA, noted that tokenization and emerging technologies could enhance the transparency and efficiency of climate finance, facilitating a global transition [3] - Darryl Chan, Deputy Chief Executive of the HKMA, highlighted the unique position of Dubai and Hong Kong in driving climate action and capturing growth opportunities in green sectors [4]