Asset tokenization is sometimes described as the first reliable bridge ever between the space of blockchain & crypto and the ‘old’ world of finance, investment and regulation. Hong Kong-based Liquefy is yet another example of ...
Liquefy’s co-founder and COO, Oscar Yeung, usually operates out of Hong Kong, but currently, he is in the Middle East helping to set up Liquefy’s new Dubai office. Only last month the company announced its ...
An interview with Founder & CEO of Archax, Graham Rodford, part 2 It takes time to establish a new industry, but Founder & CEO of Archax, Graham Rodford, is rock-solid confident that security tokens and ...
An interview with Founder & CEO of Archax, Graham Rodford – part one It takes time to establish a new industry, but Founder & CEO of Archax, Graham Rodford, is rock-solid confident that security tokens ...
– an interview with Ivan Gowan, CEO & Founder of Currency.com Ivan Gowan describes Currency.com as the world’s first regulated tokenized securities platform where coin holders can trade a broad spectrum of global financial assets ...
Later this year, The Maker Foundation expects to launch its multi-collateral platform, MCD, enabling both digital and non-digital real-world assets to be used as collateral for creating the stablecoin Dai. Large scale tokenization of real-world ...
– an Interview with Dr Thomas Dünser, Director, Office for Financial Market Innovation (SFI), Government of the Principality of Liechtenstein By Michael Juul Rugaard and Tom Penn Currently the parliament of the Principality of Liechtenstein ...
– an interview with the Prime Minister of Liechtenstein, Adrian Hasler By Michael Juul Rugaard and Tom Penn Currently the parliament of the Principality of Liechtenstein is about to process and adopt a new and ...
What is the current status of the security token and tokenization market? Is it developing at the right pace and direction? Is it following the Gartner Hype Circle just as expected? Are the market players ...
As the industry of tokenization rapidly evolves, the complexity increases and new challenges of tokenizing real-world assets emerge. Fully realising the potential of liquidity increase is one of those challenges that New York-based Factora addresses ...
