Tokenization has long been a buzzword for crypto enthusiasts, who have been arguing for years that blockchain-based assets will change the underlying infrastructure of financial markets. The ...

Understand the difference between NFTs and tokenization, how each works, real use cases, and why both matter in crypto adoption.

To many of us in and around crypto, this time feels different. Tokenization of financial assets has arrived in ways that we haven’t previously seen. As we charge ahead, it’s important to zoom out, ...

Real-world asset tokenization means ownership of many assets could move to the blockchain. It is early days, but we're ...

The concept of tokenization is rapidly transforming industries, offering new ways to create value and redefine ownership. In a recent discussion, experts from diverse fields explored how this emerging ...

Digital assets are no longer just the playground of fintech startups. Mainstream financial institutions now offer token-friendly custody and settlement, global exchanges are piloting digital-asset ...

The next phase of tokenization won’t be won by speed, but by coordination, turning isolated pilots into a unified market. Unsplash+ Gone are the days when tokenization was a niche concept. It’s now a ...

The traditional cryptocurrency market has grown more mature than when it first started as a speculative market. Although much of the coverage early on centered around Bitcoin being digital gold and ...

A growing number of companies have been turning to tokenization. However, alongside the rise of this blockchain-based strategy, potential risks are emerging. Tokenization involves converting ...

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Robinhood CEO and co-founder Vladimir Tenev made a case for the tokenization of private stocks on Tuesday, encouraging policymakers to explore the untapped potential of blockchains in the U.S. capital ...

In 1993, the first exchange traded fund was launched. At the time, most of Wall Street shrugged. Mutual funds dominated, brokers reigned supreme, and the idea that investors would flock to a new ...