TokenFi·9h agoDTCC Is Putting Stocks, ETFs and Treasuries Onchain. Here’s What It Actually MeansThe largest securities-clearing house in the United States is preparing to put blue-chip stocks, ETFs and government bonds on a blockchain…
TokenFi·5d agoHow Tokenization Is Modernizing Audits for Tokenized Funds. Here’s What That Actually MeansWhen people talk about tokenization, they usually mean the glamorous part: stocks, bonds, and funds moving onto blockchains so they can…
TokenFi·Jul 2Tokenization Isn’t Just For Wall Street. It Could Transform Customs And ImmigrationMost of the talk about tokenization is about money, stocks, bonds, and funds moving onto blockchains. But some of the most practical uses…
TokenFi·Jun 29‘Dr. Doom’ Who Called Crypto A Scam Is Now Open to TokenizationThere is a pattern in finance that has repeated so many times it has become almost a ritual. A respected name spends years warning that…
TokenFi·Jun 23How Tokenization Could Quietly Rebuild Broken Economies, Starting With VenezuelaThink about owning a fraction of a luxury apartment building. Until recently, that meant signing into a real estate investment trust…
TokenFi·Jun 18Moody’s Is Putting Credit Ratings On-Chain. Here’s What That Actually MeansMoody’s has spent more than a century doing one thing: telling the world how risky it is to lend money to a given government or company. So…
TokenFi·Jun 15The World Cup Is Here. What if You Could Buy A Stake In A Footballer’s Career?Right now, the world is watching the World Cup. Millions of us are screaming at screens, falling in love with players we’d never heard of a…
TokenFi·Jun 12Why Securitize’s CEO thinks Tokenized Stocks Could Become a $5 Trillion MarketFor years, the most valuable thing crypto put on a blockchain was the dollar, through stablecoins.
TokenFi·Jun 9America’s Biggest Banks Are Building A Tokenized Deposit Network. Here Is What That MeansThe largest U.S. banks plan to launch a tokenized deposit network next year, according to The Wall Street Journal.
TokenFi·Jun 4Tokenized Equity Perps, Explained: Trading Stocks On-Chain, Around The ClockThe U.S. stock market keeps banker’s hours. It opens at 9:30 a.m. Eastern, closes at 4 p.m., and goes dark on weekends and holidays. For…
