From Tokenised Deposits to Banking Infrastructure
UK banks are beginning to test whether commercial-bank money can operate across institutions as programmable settlement infrastructure
UK banks are beginning to test whether commercial-bank money can operate across institutions as programmable settlement infrastructure
The ECB is also preparing to invest part of its own funds in digital securities
The SEC’s Innovation Exemption tests regulated securities trading through smart contracts and public blockchains
Asset value, contracted demand and technological life are becoming core underwriting variables for compute
The Payward investment points to growing specialization in tokenized markets
How the GENIUS Act Could Reshape Distribution for U.S. and Foreign Issuers
Institutional power is shifting to the interfaces between ownership, settlement and market access
More complete transaction data does not yet provide a fuller understanding of participation
How SECZ connects public equity with regulated on-chain infrastructure
How stablecoin accounts are beginning to connect with U.S. securities infrastructure
How institutional banking rails are becoming part of the on-chain finance transition
How USDT is moving from crypto trading liquidity into cross-border remittance infrastructure