Superstate, the tokenized asset management firm behind the $ 650 million token is moving to the tokenization of shares with a new blockchain -based market for public shares, first available in Solana (Sun).
The platform, called Bell Opening and presented on Wednesday, allows companies to create tokenized versions of actions registered in the SEC, not derived or synthetic assets, and sell directly on blockchain rails.
Unlike current practices that are based on exchanges of centralized values and several days settlements, Bell’s opening supports negotiation in real time and programmable values. The platform is aimed at public companies in the exchanges of traditional values and private companies in the latest stage that seek access to liquidity.
The Canadian investment firm Sol Strategies said it plans to be the first issuer on the platform, listing its actions for trade in the chain in Solana pending regulatory approval.
Tokenization has become one of the most popular trends in finance. Asset administrators and even central banks are experiencing with the placement of real world assets (come on, funds, shares) in block blocks to improve efficiency and expand access.
It is a great opportunity: it is projected that the tokenized assets become a multimillionaire market this decade, according to reports by McKinsey, BCG, 21Shares and Bernstein.
While technology advances quickly, industry leaders, including Larry Fink in Blackrock, and Vlad Tenev de Robinhood have urged regulators to provide clearer guidelines. The SEC plans to celebrate a round table on the tokenization next week, and it is expected that the over -sought partner Alex Zozos join the discussion.
Superstate registered its digital transfer agent in the SEC earlier this year, establishing bases to align the tokenized values with the current regulatory framework.