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BNY and Citadel Securities Just Put a Tokenized Treasury Into Tri-Party Repo. The Treasury Settled in Minutes, Not the Usual Next-Day Cycle.

BNY announced on October 13th that a two-year Treasury note had been bought, settled in minutes, and used as collateral for cash. BNY and Citadel Securities ran the trade on BNY’s private digital ledger, putting the tokenized Treasury to wo...

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S&P Global Just Launched a Risk Framework for Onchain Lending Vaults. The Agency That Grades Trillions in Debt Is Getting Ready to Grade DeFi.

This week, S&P Global Ratings published a formal framework for assessing risk in onchain lending vaults, a corner of DeFi that S&P says held $10 billion in deposits as of September, up from $1.5 billion two years earlier. Days later, Moody’...

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Crypto Advisers and Funds Could Soon Hold Their Own Keys. Wall Street's Custody Rule Is Getting a Crypto Carve-Out.

On October 1, the SEC proposed a rule that would let registered investment advisers hold client crypto themselves, and let regulated funds do the same through their advisers under board oversight, when the adviser concludes after due inquir...

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The ECB Just Launched Pontes, a Wholesale Settlement System for Tokenized Bonds. Central Bank Money Is Now the Rails.

The European Central Bank launched Pontes on September 21, 2026. It is a production system, not a test. Pontes links market blockchain platforms to TARGET Services, the Eurosystem’s own payment rails, so institutions can trade tokenized ass...

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The SEC Just Did What Congress Wouldn't

Five Years of Legal Cover

On Thursday, September 17, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission issued a five-year conditional exemption allowing tokenized versions of National Market System stocks to trade on permissioned automated ma...

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  • Old Men, New Money

    Three finance veterans decode Bitcoin, Blockchain, Tokenization and AI for traditional investors. Where Wall Street wisdom meets crypto innovation. oldmennewmoney.com

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    Blockchain and Crypto pioneer. Interest in security tokens and tokenization.

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    Bitcoin maximalist through and through

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