In a move that’s about as surprising as finding a camel in the desert, ADI Foundation and Settlemint have teamed up to build a digital securities infrastructure on the ADI Chain. Because, you know, the world definitely needed another blockchain project.
- ADI Foundation and Settlemint have launched a digital securities hub under ADGM’s 2026 regulatory framework. (Because who doesn’t love a good regulatory framework?)
- BCG predicts digital assets will balloon to $18.9 trillion by 2033, as institutional investors finally figure out what “RWA” stands for.
- Van Niekerk claims this blueprint will let global exchanges trade tokenized assets 24/7. Sleep is for the weak, apparently.
The Great Tokenization Train Has Left the Station
On May 13, ADI Foundation and Settlemint announced they’re joining forces to create a digital securities infrastructure on the ADI Chain. Their goal? To make tokenizing assets in the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) as easy as ordering a camel latte. (Yes, that’s a thing.)
This partnership mashes up ADI Foundation’s compliance-ready Layer-2 blockchain with Settlemint’s digital asset lifecycle platform (DALP). Together, they’re like the Batman and Robin of tokenization, handling everything from token creation to post-trade management. Because who has time to do that manually?
The real kicker? They’re solving the age-old problem of institutional investors: “How do we move our assets onto the blockchain without pulling out our hair?” By offering a unified system, they’re basically handing Wall Street a golden ticket to the blockchain party.
“The future of investment will be digitized and available 24/7,” said Andrey Lazorenko, CEO of ADI Foundation. “Because who needs weekends when you can trade equities around the clock?”
According to their media statement, the platform uses Settlemint’s implementation of the ERC-3643 standard-a fancy way of saying it’s regulatory-compliant. And while they’re starting with equity tokenization, the infrastructure is ready to handle everything from bonds to your grandma’s antique vase, pending regulatory approval.
This announcement comes as institutional interest in real-world assets (RWAs) is hotter than a desert sandstorm. According to RWA.xyz, tokenized RWAs are worth about $30.92 billion on-chain, with U.S. Treasuries making up roughly half of that. BCG predicts this market could hit $18.9 trillion by 2033. So, yeah, it’s kind of a big deal.
Matthew Van Niekerk, co-founder of Settlemint, called the partnership a “blueprint” for the financial industry. “This proves that regulated, multi-asset tokenization on public blockchains isn’t just a pipe dream-it’s happening right now,” he said. Basically, it’s the financial equivalent of landing on the moon, but with fewer spacesuits.
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2026-05-14 10:27