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Stable – Weekly Recap

➤ Stable is focusing on the reshaping of market infrastructure through tokenized securities, stablecoins, and new settlement rails, highlighting ongoing discussions around legal frameworks and merchant workflows. ➤ The company is addressing regulatory and compliance risks in stablecoin transactions, including Travel Rule implementation and the challenges of tainted stablecoins, while also exploring privacy-preserving protocols. ➤ Stable is also emphasizing emerging infrastructure for machine-initiated micro-payments and stablecoin settlement within card networks, indicating a focus on enterprise-grade use cases and institutional adoption.

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The Tokenization Stack Every Issuer Needs (Even If You Don’t Know Blockchain)

Tokenization isn’t complicated. The language around it is.

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Wall Street's Capital Flow: Regulated Infrastructure vs. Trustless Experiments

Wall Street's Capital Flow: Regulated Infrastructure vs. Trustless Experiments

➤ Institutional capital is flowing into regulated tokenization platforms, primarily for tokenized U.S. Treasuries to improve settlement efficiency, not for creating new crypto assets. ➤ Major financial players are developing tokenized securities within existing market structures and regulatory frameworks, focusing on operational upgrades rather than decentralized experimentation. ➤ Decentralized platforms face significant challenges attracting institutional capital due to a lack of privacy for large trades and regulatory uncertainty, creating a liquidity vacuum.