Tokenized assets will eclipse Defi, says the founder of Chronicle Niklas Kunkel

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Chronicle, the supplier of Oracle Infrastructure fueling the financial data of ONCHAIN SECURE and STAIRETABLE, was appointed exclusive partner of GROVE Protocol, an institutional quality credit platform with an asset allocation strategy of $ 1 billion.

Grove, which is part of the sky ecosystem known as “Star”, the name Sky uses for the units of its network, was launched in June with an allocation of $ 1 billion to the Clo guaranteed strategy in Tokenized, aimed at rejecting the Janus Henderson Anemoy AAA Clo to the centrifuge, to redirect the markets of credit markets deficit and traditional interpreters by offering protocol managers and asset actions to diversified access and diversified institution work.

Niklas Kunkel, founder of Chronicle, said in an interview with Coindesk that oracles have evolved beyond their early role of simple price food.

“They started as general data distribution mechanisms and have become really partitioned in prices for many years, to the point where if you say oracle to someone in crypto, they immediately think of the thing that gives you a price,” he told Coindesk.

“It is only recently that this mold is finally being discharged and that people are starting to understand how important the data and the context can be and how it can be used in a way of risk management.”

Kunkel considers Tokenized assets as the next major growth engine of DEFI, describing them as an “liquidity injection opportunity of several billion dollars” because the sector seems beyond the BTC and the ETH.

“Rwas are not from crypto, so risk management around them must be much more examined,” he continued. “Everything is not on the chain, and therefore where the oracles really fill this gap, it is adding this context, to bring this transparency.”

In the opinion of Kunkel, the potential for the regulation of oracles is beginning to be recognized.

“In the real world, this is generally done thanks to the regulations where you have to make quarterly deposits,” he said. “But in DEFI, we expect a purpose in the space of the blocks, and once the regulators are really starting to understand what the oracles can do, they will essentially become the biggest adopters of Oracle, because the oracles become essentially as REG Tech.”

This partnership marks a stage in Chronicle’s plan to dominate the Oracle Asset Tokenized market, a position that Kunkel thinks will soon exceed.

Market Movers

BTC: BTC is traded at $ 119,000, up 2% in the last 24 hours. A recent note by JP Morgan argued that an upward perspective of the S&P 500 could raise BTC by stimulating the appetite for risks and capital flows in speculative assets, taking into account their historical positive correlation.

ETH: ETH is negotiated over $ 4200. Bizantine Capital’s general partner, March Zheng, said in a Coindesk note that the forced closure of so many ETH shorts in the last 72 hours has helped to further accelerate the gathering of digital assets.

Gold: Gold holds records as a lower American economic data, trade tensions and a demand for stimulating dominant food perspectives, with future inflation and retail data likely to shape its next movement.

Nikkei 225: Closed for a holiday.

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