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According to Bitcoin.com News, Janus Henderson and Centrifuge launched JQQQ, which they describe as the first blockchain-native, issuer-sponsored fund tracking the Nasdaq-100. It runs exclusively on Stellar. Janus Henderson says its onchain platform now includes more than $1 billion in strategies.
Read at Bitcoin.com NewsCoinGabbar · · US · Regulation
According to CoinGabbar's metadata, the article asks whether Canton and Ethereum L2 networks qualify under the SEC tokenization exemption's 'public and permissionless' test. It reports three TSV plans and that 22 firms object to tokenisation of their shares.
Read at CoinGabbarKuCoin News · · Europe · Regulation
According to KuCoin News, ESMA chair Verena Ross argues the EU needs a unified framework, which she calls DLT28, to reduce fragmentation and scale tokenised markets. The DLT Pilot had authorised six infrastructures as of July 2026, which together issued €546 million in tokens. She says limits on eligible assets and scale constrain participation.
Read at KuCoin NewsTokenPost · · Latin America · Tokenised funds
According to TokenPost, CMCC Global is tokenising its Crest and Liberty Bitcoin Accumulation funds as fund-of-funds offerings under El Salvador's digital asset framework. Tokens use Hadron by Tether and are offered through Bitfinex Securities, backed 1:1 by participating shares. Subscriptions run until October 30, 2026.
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According to Bitcoin.com News, Microsoft, Alphabet and Goldman Sachs formally objected to the OKX-ICE venture's proposed tokenized stock trading, alongside McDonald's and others. The temporary SEC exemption lets issuers object to third-party tokenization of their shares. Andrew Cuomo defended the initiative at an Oct. 20 press conference, calling the framework an experiment.
Read at Bitcoin.com NewsCryptonews · · US · Stablecoins
According to a u.today article republished on Cryptonews, the National Cryptocurrency Association, signed by its president and Ripple's chief legal officer Stuart Alderoty, filed a comment letter on Treasury's GENIUS Act Section 3 rules. It accepts 100% reserves and proposes holder protections, stolen-asset return procedures, and carve-outs for non-custodial wallets and P2P transfers.
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According to Cointelegraph, Injective signed a memorandum of understanding with Korean custodian BDACS to make the won-backed KRW1 stablecoin the exclusive won settlement asset for real-world assets on Injective. Minting and redemption would start with approved institutions, subject to regulatory approval, as South Korea drafts its Digital Asset Basic Act.
Read at CointelegraphThe Fintech Times · · Europe · Infrastructure
According to The Fintech Times, ClearToken Group and Consensys announced a partnership on 8 October to provide continuous settlement for wholesale markets within the UK regulatory perimeter. ClearToken CSD holds Gate 2 approval in the Bank of England's Digital Securities Sandbox.
Read at The Fintech TimesCrypto Briefing · · Global · Tokenised funds
According to Crypto Briefing, BlackRock sees tokenized money-market funds letting institutions stay invested by transferring fund holdings without first redeeming them for cash, including as collateral. Its BUIDL fund, launched in 2024, has grown to about $2.3 billion.
Read at Crypto BriefingTokenPost · · US · RWA markets
According to TokenPost, tokenized US Treasury funds held $14.69 billion in distributed value on 16 October across 117 assets. A survey of 203 participants found 70% reported daily settlement matching or delivery problems, with an average 7% excess collateral buffer; DTCC expects production in Q4 2026.
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According to Cointribune, Visa has put Visa Direct's stablecoin capabilities into production with Inyo Global, letting eligible businesses use USDC to pre-finance cross-border payments 24/7. Visa's stablecoin settlements now exceed an annualized $20 billion pace, up from about $7 billion in April.
Read at CointribuneCoinDesk · · US · Institutions
According to CoinDesk, Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo and Morgan Stanley each focused on a different aspect of tokenization: trading opportunities, money transmission and advisory services. The report notes Goldman built its GS DAP tokenized-asset platform in 2022.
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