Stablecoins boosting demand for US T-bills: Treasury Dept
The United States Treasury Department is taking an interest in stablecoins and tokenization.
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The United States Treasury Department is taking an interest in stablecoins and tokenization.
A swathe of new research reports from major traditional financial institutions predicts outsized growth and adoption of real-world asset tokenization over the next few years.
Turkey’s state-owned boron miner estimates the country has more than 70% of global reserves of borate minerals.
ANZ Bank will be among the first clients to debut Chainlink’s privacy-preserving tech for tokenized RWA settlement under Singapore’s Project Guardian.
Financial markets could drive a significant part of the sector’s growth above $10 trillion, potentially reshaping investing and asset ownership by 2030.
According to Colin Butler, financial institutions that don’t embrace blockchain technology will lose their relevancy and competitive edge.
Ripple invests $10 million in OpenEden’s tokenized T-bills initiative, marking a significant TradFi advancement on the XRPL.
Real-world assets could catalyze the tokenization of everything, or at least Kinto thinks so.
Memecoins, RWA and ARI captured 36% of all CoinGecko web traffic categories in the second quarter of 2024.
The ALT2611 tokenized Tether bond from Bitfinex has only managed to raise 15% of its target two weeks after launch. Bitfinex’s recently launched Tether (USDT) […]
