It’s almost as if he still works for BlackRock to try and promote Ethereum, or that his pockets are full of Ether.
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Well yea, obviously… anyone who pays attention should have realized this already… literally the biggest financial institutions in the world have already built and deployed tokenization platforms on Ethereum:
* Blackrock (the biggest asset manager in the world);
* Visa (the biggest card payment company in the world);
* UBS (the biggest private bank in the world).
If we look beyond the absolute biggest then you will notice that WisdomTree, JPMorgan, HSBC, Deutsche Bank, Fidelity, Franklyn Templeton etc etc all also have RWA tokenization projects built on Ethereum and its L2 ecosystem.
Obviously not all of the adoption by financial institutions is just tokenization. Paypal Robinhood and Venmo have all got various projects like stablecoins, L2s, ENS integration etc.
EY (one of the ‚Big Four‘ global accounting firms) have accepted payment for their services through stablecoins on Ethereum, and actively contribute to the chain’s infrastructure development (most notably with their privacy protocol ‚Nightfall‘).
Bla bla bla, you don’t need me to write it all out, you are quite capable of following and reading the sources linked in that site I’ve posted above.
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It’s almost as if he still works for BlackRock to try and promote Ethereum, or that his pockets are full of Ether.
Well yea, obviously… anyone who pays attention should have realized this already… literally the biggest financial institutions in the world have already built and deployed tokenization platforms on Ethereum:
* Blackrock (the biggest asset manager in the world);
* Visa (the biggest card payment company in the world);
* UBS (the biggest private bank in the world).
If we look beyond the absolute biggest then you will notice that WisdomTree, JPMorgan, HSBC, Deutsche Bank, Fidelity, Franklyn Templeton etc etc all also have RWA tokenization projects built on Ethereum and its L2 ecosystem.
You can find links to all of those (and over a hundred more mainstream companies‘ Ethereum based projects) at: https://ethereumadoption.com/built-on-ethereum/
Obviously not all of the adoption by financial institutions is just tokenization. Paypal Robinhood and Venmo have all got various projects like stablecoins, L2s, ENS integration etc.
EY (one of the ‚Big Four‘ global accounting firms) have accepted payment for their services through stablecoins on Ethereum, and actively contribute to the chain’s infrastructure development (most notably with their privacy protocol ‚Nightfall‘).
Bla bla bla, you don’t need me to write it all out, you are quite capable of following and reading the sources linked in that site I’ve posted above.