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Securitize has launched share-backed tokens for Apple, Nvidia, Tesla and nine other names, trading first on its own Solana-based platform with dividends, voting rights and USDC settlement. NYSE and OKX-ICE venues are described as planned.
Conduit says Tether froze its treasury wallet over a Brazilian investigation it has no connection to, and has held the funds for more than a year. It wants a court to restore access.
The National Bank of Kazakhstan has signed an agreement with the issuer of USDT to explore a tenge-pegged stablecoin and a framework for putting real-world assets on a blockchain.
A new Cardano standard builds identity checks, sanctions screening and transfer restrictions into the asset itself, aimed at regulated stablecoins, funds and bonds, CoinDesk reported.
The Treasury's DIGIT pilot will test distributed ledger settlement for British sovereign debt, with issuance expected by the first quarter of 2027, Cointelegraph reported.
The Pudgy Penguins-backed consumer chain will stop on 15 December after Igloo spent tens of millions supporting it. Blast said days earlier that running its own network was no longer worth it.
RedStone puts tokenized equity supply at about $3.17bn and the slice posted as lending collateral at roughly $81m. Leveraged equity exposure onchain sits almost entirely in perpetual futures instead.
Crypto Briefing reports that the roughly $25bn of digital assets sitting at Robinhood is held for brokerage customers, not bought by the company for its own balance sheet. The distinction matters for anyone counting corporate demand.
The tokenisation platform puts a number on a gap the sector rarely quantifies: most tokenized real-world assets report through documents rather than through the chain they sit on.
Crypto Briefing reports that daily memecoin trading on Robinhood Chain reached $443m before collapsing by 96 percent. The chain's overall figures tell a steadier story: total value locked set a record of $1.05bn today.
Two proposed rules would create a new category of registered venue for leveraged retail crypto trading. A reform group says the derivatives regulator is the wrong one for the job.
An open-source program lets two institutions swap an asset and its payment in one atomic transaction, with input from J.P. Morgan, according to reports of the launch.