ON-CHAIN FINANCE INSIGHTS

A new regulatory milestone brings Europe closer to shared infrastructure for trading and settling tokenised securities

The next stage of on-chain equities is moving beyond settlement toward the design of the market itself

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