Web3 Content Writer || Community Builder || Amb @ElastosInfo || Amb @AtlasOraRentals
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The internet was never built with a lock on the door.
Every app sees more than it should. Every service holds more than it needs. And users have no real say in any of it.
@ElastosInfo is 26yrs into building the fix. A sovereign operating system for the internet where every app
Emmy retweeted
A few weeks ago I wrote that Pontes settles the money and the register settles the title. @BayernLB just showed what that looks like in practice.
A €100 million commercial paper, issued as a crypto security under the eWpG. SWIAT as blockchain and crypto securities registrar. Payment in central bank money via Pontes. @Siemens as investor. Settled the same day, in minutes.
What I find most interesting here: it's a commercial paper, short-term and wholesale, exactly the kind of instrument where faster settlement pays off immediately. And it brings both halves together, the register for ownership and central bank money for the cash leg.
For institutional issuers, this is now a working route, and I expect more institutions to follow very soon.
Retail is a different story. Pontes connects financial institutions with access to central bank money, and private investors don't have that access. For retail issuances, the cash leg still runs through bank transfers, or through regulated e-money on the same ledger.
Emmy retweeted
TKFG RWA Digest (Week 43, Oct 19 – Oct 25, 2026)
Europe is not catching up to tokenization. Europe is setting the pace. Boerse Stuttgart's Seturion became the first European exchange group to receive a DLT license. Generali tokenized its €13B money market fund. JPMorgan brought its deposit token to Ethereum. HSBC launched its first stablecoin to 3.3 million users.
1. Börse Stuttgart's Seturion Becomes First European Exchange Group to Receive DLT TSS License
@boersestuttgart's Seturion received the fifth DLT TSS license under the EU DLT Pilot Regime, the first for a European exchange group. @BaFin, @ESMA_EU and @ecb all involved. @SocieteGenerale, flatex DEGIRO, @Nasdaq and SG Forge already on board.
ledgerinsights.com/boerse-st…
2. Generali Launches Digitally Native Share Class of Its €13B Luxembourg Money Market Fund
@generalitat Investments launched a digitally native share class in its €13B Luxembourg MMF. One of the top 10 EU asset managers taking its first step into tokenized fund infrastructure. Initially restricted to group companies with broader rollout planned.
ledgerinsights.com/generali-…
3. Standard Chartered's Libeara Acquires Zodia Markets Jersey for Intraday Tokenized Fund Dealing
@StanChart's Libeara acquired Zodia Markets Jersey to enable intraday liquidity for tokenized funds. $810M on platform. Jersey VASP license enables stablecoin on and off-ramping for fund transactions.
ledgerinsights.com/stanchart…
4. JPM Coin Goes Live on Ethereum as First G-SIB Deposit Token on the Network
@JPMorgan's Kinexys brought JPMD to Ethereum, making it the first G-SIB deposit token on the Layer 1 network. $4T+ cumulative transactions, $7B average daily volume. Institutional clients now have multi-chain USD optionality.
jpmorgan.com/payments/newsro…
5. HSBC Launches RedCoin Stablecoin to 3.3 Million PayMe Users
@HSBC launched RedCoin, its first HKD stablecoin, on PayMeHSBC for 3.3 million users and 100,000 merchants. HKMA licensed under Hong Kong's Stablecoins Ordinance. Tokenized investment access coming next.
coindesk.com/business/2026/1…
6. JPMorgan Asset Management Expands Tokenized MMFs to Solana
@JPMorgan Asset Management made MONY and JLTXX available on @Solana to qualified U.S. investors via Morgan Money. JLTXX specifically designed for stablecoin issuers under the GENIUS Act.
prnewswire.com/news-releases…
#Capitalmarket #Digitalfinance #RWA #Tokenization
Emmy retweeted
Companies used to get faster by hiring more people. Now they get faster with more compute. More and more of the big breakthroughs in mathematics and biology come from labs spending millions running agents on frontier models with serious GPU compute until the task is done.
For smaller teams and individuals, this is where subscriptions fall short, because they hit rate limits and caps, so fast local hardware now matters. A year's salary for one hire, or the same money in an AI computer investment running open models with agents around the clock. It's uncomfortable, but that's the trade more founders are weighing now, Microsoft just offered buyouts to 60,000 employees, it's accelerating.
In the labor market we're all becoming a liability and Silicon Valley teams new flex is how small their team is vs revenue (executive team who oversee their machines). In the data market, however, we're all an asset, all the time. So citizens have to own their data like we can own finance today (eg Bitcoin).
When data becomes assets, then, everyone can participate in trade (not give away to their lords) and grow income opportunities. I know, it's a really unpleasant feeling, but this is the reality i'm seeing.
Emmy retweeted
What should be tokenized first?
That's the question our Founder and Managing Director @MoritzStumpf will discuss on the main stage at the DIGITAL ASSETS DAY by Bundesblock, part of the TUM Blockchain Conference 2026, alongside Raphael Neuberger from Cashlink, Lorenzo Rigatti from BlockInvest and Christian Million from Convista, moderated by Jessica Kreysar from Turn the Curve.
Bonds, private credit or money market funds? Some asset classes are already being tokenized at scale, others are still waiting for investors and a working secondary market. So what really decides which comes first: the technology, the regulation or the investors?
Looking forward to great conversations on site!
📍 𝗟𝗼𝗰𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻: House of Communication, Munich, Main Stage
🗓 𝗗𝗮𝘁𝗲: 30 October 2026
⏰ 𝗧𝗶𝗺𝗲: 1:35 pm
Get your ticket here: luma.com/tbc26
Emmy retweeted
On your laptop, nothing touches your files unless you say so, your operating system is the referee. Online, every app takes what it wants, and more of them get hacked every week.
The internet never got a referee that works for you. ElastOS is building the internet OS, thE Last OS. AI agents make it urgent.
Emmy retweeted
Last week researchers showed one hidden comment on a GitHub issue could steer an AI coding agent into leaking its secrets.
Nothing was cracked. The secrets were just sitting there. A leak needs a way out. In the ElastOS, you can end an AI service's internet access in one click.
Removing the middleman is easy to promise. Building trust without one is the real challenge.
That is where the @ElastosInfo World Computer takes a different approach.
With self-sovereign computing and owner-controlled DIDs, digital assets can carry verifiable proof of ownership
The launch of the Elastos World Computer isn't just about releasing software—it's about driving actual adoption.
Think of Elastos the way Java lived atop Windows: a specialized platform empowering peer-to-peer communities to trade digital goods directly, powered by trustworthy, self-sovereign computing.
When you remove the intermediary, trust has to change. Without a middleman to catch fakes or settle disputes, trust can no longer depend on a central platform. It must be built into the digital asset itself.
Through owner-controlled DIDs, both parties can independently verify authenticity, provenance, and ownership.
With one release, we achieve two critical milestones: delivering the technology and starting to move real work onto the platform.
You can free up their space and delete it.
Or leave it and know that without your phone and your sign in, it is completely inaccessible to anyone else.
That is what owning a digital asset actually means.
Not a watchlist that disappears when licensing deals expire. Not access that a company can revoke on a Tuesday morning without warning.
A right that lives in your wallet and goes wherever you go.
Go explore what is already live at ela.city and follow @ElastosInfo
