If you’ve been looking for a digestible intro to stablecoins, tokenized securities, and perps, grab a coffee and join us!

Great article on tokenization models by @cryptoreine, appreciate the inclusion of @DinariGlobal and the fundamental impact of our architecture: “For investors, the key point is straightforward: the token reflects real share ownership, not a derivative wrapper.”

In this conversation Marc also offered a ton of insight into what actually brings scale to blockchain-based markets, from the perspective of a heavyweight trading firm in both traditional and crypto markets.

This was really fun, very much appreciated the conversation @jd_durkin!

“Just because it’s tokenized doesn’t mean it should be an inferior product.” @GabeOtte on the CLARITY bill, securities law, and why tokenized shares should carry the same rights and protections as standard equities. Via @CryptoAmerica:

Talking to one of the smartest people I know tomorrow about trading and markets with respect to tokenization — join us!

It’s nice to see the SEC address this distinction because the average investor is never going to research the differences in various tokenization models and the additional risks that some of them bring. Really proud to be part of a team that’s built a technology and a

Not all tokenized securities are created equal. Most tokenized stock products use offshore SPV structures (BVI, Jersey, etc.) where tokenholders own shares in an SPV vs. the underlying securities themselves. You're a step removed from what you think you're buying. This matters

There's a lot of talk around the CLARITY bill right now. Here’s Dinari’s POV. → This is not a “de facto ban” on tokenized equities. It's a reaffirmation that tokenized securities are securities and must operate within existing securities laws.

This is a good observation about tokenization—I’m actually surprised at how many tokenization platforms either introduce a risky intermediary (eg counterparty risk in the case of most tokenized stocks providers) or create increased complexity for the issuer (eg creating parallel

Everyone's launching a chain, but most aren't built for U.S. equities, let alone scalability We need a layer that can support and coordinate regulated securities across multiple chains Introducing: the Dinari Financial Network, powered by @avax 🧵⤵️

We are thrilled to announce that our wholly-owned subsidiary, Dinari Securities, LLC, has received a broker/dealer registration with the U.S. SEC and FINRA! We’re the first tokenization provider to reach this milestone. 1/3

Today, @Gemini listed its first tokenized U.S. equity: MicroStrategy (MSTR). → Powered by Dinari. This marks the start of a broader rollout of dShares™ on Gemini, giving users in Europe access to tokenized equities alongside crypto.

Today was a major milestone for the blockchain/fintech industry - @Circle's IPO on the NYSE! We’re proud to be able to offer tokenized Circle stock the day of the IPO on @ethereum, @arbitrum, @base, and other chains, and via API to our partners around the world. Visit our

We’ve come a long way. From our formation in 2021 to launching our API, expanding across 5 chains, offering 100+ dShares and reaching users in 70+ countries — Dinari is building the future of tokenized assets. And we’re just getting started 🫡

We’ve come to understand that stablecoins like @Circle’s @USDC export the American dollar. But what if tokenized RWAs could export U.S. capital markets? @MaredithH1 joined @annabelleacta @DinariGlobal and @wyattlonergan @vaneck_us at @avaxsummit to explore what onchain

We’re less than an hour away from talking onchain lending, private credit, and tokenized stocks with @syrupsid from @maplefinance, @annabelleacta from @DinariGlobal, and many more guests on @WOLF_Financial! They’re both speaking at TokenizeThis, come learn more about it!

Thank you privacy tech friends for your service in these trying times

I basically disregard all metrics used to present a valuation / fundamentals at this point in crypto, mostly useless imo, I think there’s almost nothing to glean from them. My rationale is pretty simple and unsophisticated: I think there’s some cognitive dissonance in saying

New Sunday read Custom Avax L1s aren't only powerful, they are actually necessary for some types of applications (besides the obvious web2 to web3 transition ones). TLDR: only way to have safe, non-toxic order books. Not possible on L2s, Sol, etc. https://t.co/0QSK0h6Hqv