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Tokenized securities move from T-bills into real credit risk

For a while, tokenization meant one thing: safe yield. Short-term government debt. Money market exposure. Clean, predictable returns wrapped into an onchain format that felt easy to understand.

The bitcoin treasury trade is entering its second phase

The bitcoin treasury boom used to feel simple: companies buy BTC, hold it, and ride the price.

Not every corporate token experiment becomes a durable ecosystem

Corporate crypto is starting to look like a two-speed market. Mercado Libre is shutting down a loyalty token that lasted just under four years and never found lasting product-market fit beyond cashback rewards.

The stablecoin race is splitting more clearly between growth logic and regulatory logic

Stablecoins are not hitting the brakes. They are spreading faster across new networks and use cases at the same time that regulators are finding it increasingly difficult to keep up, and in some cases, choosing not to.

IMF Tokenization Report Warns of Financial Stability Risks as Onchain Real World Assets Reach $27.6 Billion

The International Monetary Fund said tokenization could make parts of finance faster and more transparent.

US Treasury Opens New Stablecoin Rules Fight as States Get a $10 Billion Lane

The US Department of the Treasury has opened a public comment period on a proposed rule that would shape how states regulate smaller stablecoin issuers under the GENIUS Act.

Genius Group Bitcoin Treasury Ends After Debt Payment Forces Full Sale

Genius Group sold all of its remaining Bitcoin in the first quarter to help pay $8.5 million of debt. The sale ended the company’s Bitcoin treasury position, even though it had earlier promoted a Bitcoin first reserve strategy.

Tokenization’s next big problem is who provides real liquidity to the tokenized world

The experimentation phase is over. Tokenization is no longer struggling to find assets worth putting onchain. It is finding gold, uranium, rare-earth metals, bank deposits, and government bonds just fine.

Crypto markets are starting to price in that the quantum upgrade pressure may arrive sooner than expected

For years, the quantum threat sat in crypto as a distant nightmare: serious in theory, easy to ignore in practice. Something to think about after the next halving cycle or the one after that.