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Traditional financial institutions are increasingly adopting blockchain technology for the tokenization of real-world assets (RWAs), with major players like BlackRock leading the charge. This movement towards public blockchains such as Ethereum, highlighted by ex-Grayscale executive Celisa Morin, is driven by the potential benefits of RWAs, including fractional ownership and instant transfer of possession. BlackRock has recently launched its first tokenized fund, the USD Institutional Liquidity Digital Fund (BUIDL), marking a significant step in asset management on blockchain. Other firms like Capital DEX, now on Neon EVM, and ELYSIA are also prominent in this space, offering zero fees and innovative platforms for RWA tokenization.
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