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taishiro
Wall Street wants tokenization, just not at the cost of giving up control.
JPMorgan joining DTCC while opposing independently tokenized shares captures the tension perfectly. The industry is embracing blockchain, but ownership of the infrastructure, custody and settlement still matters enormously.
This leaves room for alternatives like ERC-3643, where compliance is built directly into the token rather than relying entirely on traditional intermediaries.
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Julien B.
Interesting trillion dollars fight…JPMorgan signed up to DTCC's tokenisation service the same week it objected to its own shares being tokenised on OKXICE 👀
So it's not that banks hate tokenisation, they hate tokenisation they don't control. DTCC twins only move between DTC-registered wallets, held by the same banks and brokers who hold the share today, so nobody in the middle actually goes away
Meanwhile Robinhood still lists offshore tokens for 27 of the 38 companies that said no to OKXICE... the fight isn't whether stocks go onchain anymore, it's whose wrapper wins
Europe's interesting card here is @trex_network Compliance built into the token itself (ERC-3643), MiCA path, Apex putting up to $100B of tokenised assets on it by 2027. If the US fight is "whose permissioned twin", Europe might actually own a rails layer that isn't just the same custodians with a new logo. Could be a very tough position if they ship mainnet properly 👀
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