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New CEO has the vision of a cross-asset marketplace powered by blockchain across geographies.

Featured financial tech and institutional trading article by Markets Media.

The fusion of traditional finance and digital assets is accelerating.

CME launched a new central limit order book for U.S. Treasury trading.

The firm has filed for approval to trade tokenized equities and ETFs.

Equities tokenized on the firm's platform give investors the same rights as when buying traditional shares.

Firms are navigating a transition from legacy systems to a more agile, modern tech stack.

Commodities remain a connected global market with price shocks almost instantly rippling across regions.

A more market neutral platform can scale, accelerate adoption and be interoperable with other networks.

The fund manager sees investors using a digital wallet to allocate across crypto, stocks & bonds.

An estimated $19bn in leveraged positions were liquidated over the weekend, the largest in crypto history.


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