Over the years, one team has been focused on a single issue—how to build a blockchain infrastructure that is both privacy-preserving and fully compliant, enabling real-world assets (RWA) and regulation-friendly DeFi to truly take off. It now appears that this is gradually becoming a reality.
The recent developments involve the implementation of a series of strategic partnerships. The most noteworthy is the collaboration with the Dutch multi-asset trading platform NPEX and Cordial Systems—three parties jointly launching a zero-trust custody solution while building blockchain-driven securities market infrastructure. It sounds a bit abstract, but what does it actually mean? Traditional financial institutions can now directly issue, trade, and settle regulated securities on the chain. In other words, this is no longer just a hype within the crypto community but a genuine financial innovation integrated into the real regulatory framework.
The deeper significance is that institutional-grade assets can finally flow and be traded on the chain safely and efficiently. This marks a real turning point for the entire industry.
Additionally, collaborations with regulated trading platforms like 21X are also progressing, which directly means that on-chain asset participants can now seamlessly access compliant market infrastructure. As a result, assets and participants within the ecosystem are opening the door to mainstream financial markets. From technical validation to real-world application, this path is being paved one step at a time.
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PerennialLeek
· 01-11 05:50
Finally, someone has figured this out, and RWA is no longer just talk on paper.
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AlphaWhisperer
· 01-11 05:49
Forget it, I still have some doubts whether this thing can really be implemented... It looks great on paper, but there are too many compliance pitfalls.
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APY_Chaser
· 01-11 05:42
Finally, it's no longer just talk; institutions are really going on-chain... This time, it seems truly different.
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ReverseTrendSister
· 01-11 05:32
Wait, can we really trust NPEX? Two years ago, European compliance was so strict, and now suddenly they're pushing zero-trust custody. I can't quite follow the logic.
The idea of traditional finance going on-chain has been talked about for three or four years. Will it really materialize this time, or is it just another round of hype...
Nah, but on the other hand, if institutions really start using it, then it might indeed be a bit different.
Over the years, one team has been focused on a single issue—how to build a blockchain infrastructure that is both privacy-preserving and fully compliant, enabling real-world assets (RWA) and regulation-friendly DeFi to truly take off. It now appears that this is gradually becoming a reality.
The recent developments involve the implementation of a series of strategic partnerships. The most noteworthy is the collaboration with the Dutch multi-asset trading platform NPEX and Cordial Systems—three parties jointly launching a zero-trust custody solution while building blockchain-driven securities market infrastructure. It sounds a bit abstract, but what does it actually mean? Traditional financial institutions can now directly issue, trade, and settle regulated securities on the chain. In other words, this is no longer just a hype within the crypto community but a genuine financial innovation integrated into the real regulatory framework.
The deeper significance is that institutional-grade assets can finally flow and be traded on the chain safely and efficiently. This marks a real turning point for the entire industry.
Additionally, collaborations with regulated trading platforms like 21X are also progressing, which directly means that on-chain asset participants can now seamlessly access compliant market infrastructure. As a result, assets and participants within the ecosystem are opening the door to mainstream financial markets. From technical validation to real-world application, this path is being paved one step at a time.