A reported Ripple–Meritz plan to explore digital-asset custody and tokenization in South Korea remains unverified: its announcement is dated in the future, and no products, assets, blockchain or launch timeline are specified.
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Ripple and Meritz Securities will assess digital-asset custody and tokenization for South Korean capital markets, with possible applications including crypto ETFs and won-denominated stablecoins. No products, launch dates, blockchain network or use of XRP have been confirmed.
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Nasdaq CEO Adena Friedman says tokenization could help institutions use collateral more efficiently, potentially freeing billions—but continuous trading also needs always-on banks, risk systems and liquidity. Tokenized stocks, meanwhile, don’t all carry the same rights.
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The IMF sees tokenization’s promise of faster settlement, but warns that liquidity strains, weak interoperability and unclear legal rules could threaten stability. Stablecoin redemptions and always-on markets face particular tests under stress.
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A February 2025 report said India was considering a review of its crypto stance—not imposing a ban. It gave no details on possible changes, while separate claims of an RBI push for prohibition remain unconfirmed.
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SOL is testing $124–$125 resistance after ETF inflows slowed to near-flat, while Alpenglow still has no mainnet date. A move toward $148 remains a conditional chart scenario, not a forecast, with support near $116–$117 and $109.
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UK banks are testing tokenized deposits, bonds and cross-border payments, but survey figures remain hard to verify and pilots don’t prove scale. The promise is real; legal finality, instrument risks and real-world performance still need answers.
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Morgan Stanley is reportedly running a crypto lab to test tokenization, with DeFi possibly in the mix. It’s a cautious Wall Street probe, not a launch: the bank is exploring whether blockchain rails can actually solve real finance problems without the usual hype machine.
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Michael Saylor is calling for a digital rights framework that treats Bitcoin and other online assets as real property, with clearer ownership, self-custody, and transfer rights. The push comes as debates over regulation, bank adoption, and token-based finance heat up.
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Ondo Finance has launched onchain portfolio tokens that bundle diversified strategies into a single transferable asset, with the first three built around BlackRock portfolio design expertise. The pitch is simple: more programmable, portable investing on blockchain rails — with the usual access limits and legal strings attached.
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