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Which chain to tokenize assets should not be a hard question as it should not matter. It only seems important because most tokenization approaches create tokens that can only exist in one place in one ecosystem at a time. Accumulate is the blockchain that that works with smart contract chains to break the restrictions and allows tokens to exist on many blockchains in many marketplaces at one time. Providing access to the largest possible pool of capital and getting the best value for your assets. https://lnkd.in/gCYQcnVU

Decentralized Finance (DeFi) focuses specifically on financial services, providing a new way to manage and use financial assets without traditional intermediaries. In contrast, Web3 encompasses a broader vision of a decentralized internet. While both rely on blockchain technology and smart contracts, Web3 extends beyond finance to include decentralized social networks, identity management systems, and more. Dive into the future of the internet with Web3 and the financial revolution with DeFi! #Blockchain #Web3 #DeFi #DecentralizedFinance #FutureOfInternet

Tokenization 101 📲 RWAs in DeFi are created through tokenization, a process that converts ownership of real-world assets into digital tokens on the blockchain. This makes them tradable, accessible, and secure. #Tokenization #RWA #DeFi #TREX

Sharing this insightful article comparing Native Tokens with Soroban Tokens by CheeseCakeLabs. In a nutshell, while native tokens are directly issued on a blockchain, offering transparency and immutability, Soroban Tokens present an intriguing alternative by representing assets indirectly, providing flexibility and interoperability across different systems. Understanding these distinctions is crucial in designing effective tokenization solutions for various use cases in decentralized finance and beyond. It's fascinating to witness the evolution of tokenization and its impact on reshaping traditional financial systems. https://lnkd.in/dSDE3XwQ

🌟Exciting News! 🌐 The FIT21 bill, recently passed by the House, introduces a 5-point criteria on blockchain decentralization, highlighting its importance in proposed legislation. But why is decentralization crucial for crypto? Dive into our insightful piece from a year ago to understand its significance and how it shapes the future of digital assets! 💡💰 Read it here: https://buff.ly/3qI1ZPL

In a week when digital asset regulation has taken an enormous step forward in the US, here is our latest report and webinar by our head of research at BlockChain Coinvestors - Topher Nelson. Short and informative and definitely worth a listen

Black rock's BUIDL (BlackRock USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund) token is a significant step towards RWA (Real World Assets) and it shows that Ethereum is the current preference to be the settlement layer for tokenized assets. While tokenization over private blockchains can at best achieve fractionalization, it misses out on the interoperability and the trust-less decentralized advantages of a tokenized assets has over a largely decentralized public blockchain. RWA has the potential to be big and is unlikely to be bigger over fragmented private chains, either run by a single organisation of a consortium.

Top Real-World Asset Protocols RWA protocols enable fractional ownership of real-world assets – like real estate, bonds, commodities, intellectual property, fine art, and anything else – by splitting them into tokens and putting them on the blockchain. https://lnkd.in/g5rxPRUr

Cross-Chain Operations: Web3 Wallets and Interoperability This article explores the role of Web3 wallets in facilitating cross-chain transactions and enhancing interoperability among different blockchain networks.  Cross-chain operations have become a crucial aspect of the decentralized ecosystem, as they enable the seamless transfer of assets between different blockchain networks, with Web3 wallets playing a major role in this functionality. Cross-Chain in DeFi,... Cross-Chain Operations: Web3 Wallets and Interoperability #CrosschainOperationsinWeb3 #Web3Interoperability #Web3Wallets

🌟 Layer 1 vs Layer 2! New to crypto? Terms like Layer 1 and Layer 2 might seem complex, but understanding them can shed light on blockchain innovations! Let's break it down: Layer 1 (e.g., BNB Smart Chain, Ethereum, Bitcoin) Layer 1 networks form the base of the blockchain, handling all transactions directly. To improve speed, they rely on larger block sizes, faster block production, and methods like sharding. Layer 2 (e.g., Arbitrum, base) Layer 2 solutions are built on top of Layer 1 to increase efficiency. They process transactions off-chain, then finalize them on the main blockchain, keeping it secure while speeding things up.