Superstate, the asset management company in tokens behind the $ 650 million USTB token, goes to the tokenization of actions with a new market based on blockchain for public actions, first available on Solana (soil).
The platform, called Bell opening and unveiled on Wednesday, allows companies to create tokenized versions of actions recorded by the SEC – not derivatives or synthetic assets – and negotiate directly on blockchain rails.
Unlike current practices based on centralized scholarships and several days colonies, the opening of Bell takes care of the titles in real time and 24 hours a day and programmable. The platform targets both public enterprises already on traditional scholarships and private companies at an advanced stage seeking access to liquidity.
The Canadian Investment Company Sol Strategies said that it was planning to be the first transmitter on the platform, registering its actions for chain exchanges on regulatory approval awaiting Solana.
Tokenization has become one of the hottest trends in finance. Asset managers and even central banks experience the implementation of real assets – bondages, funds, actions – on blockchains to improve efficiency and widen access.
This is a huge opportunity: tokenized assets should become a market of several dollars this decade, according to reports from McKinsey, BCG, 21Shares and Bernstein.
While technology is progressing rapidly, industry leaders, including Larry Fink from Blackrock and Vlad Tenev from Robinhood, have urged regulators to provide clearer directives. The SEC plans to hold a round table on the tokenization next week, with the general partner Superstate, Alex Zozos, expected to join the discussion.
Superstate recorded its digital transfer agent with the SEC earlier this year, laying the basics to align tokenized titles with the current regulatory framework.
