www.sandmark.com DTCC Launches Tokenization Service, Sparking Debate on Market Impact
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- •DTCC's tokenization service will manage tokenized versions of over $114 trillion in assets.
- •Limited production trades are scheduled to start in July 2026, with a full launch in October.
- •The tokenization market has grown to over $30 billion, increasing 200% year over year.
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) has announced a new tokenization service that will allow financial firms to create and manage tokenized versions of assets, including stocks and bonds, on a blockchain. This service is backed by over 50 firms, including banks and crypto companies, and aims to bridge traditional finance with blockchain technology. Limited production trades are set to begin in July, with a full launch planned for October. The SEC has provided a no-action framework to expedite the service's launch. While some experts, like Aaron Rafferty, view this as a significant step towards integrating traditional assets into the crypto market, others express skepticism about its potential to expand access and use cases. The market for tokenized assets has already seen substantial growth, reaching over $30 billion. The move could potentially add over $100 trillion in assets to the crypto market, significantly increasing its market cap.
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