HSBC Floats First Blockchain-Based Real-World Asset for Retail Investors as Its Tokenized Gold Goes Live
HSBC’s bold move may have set a new standard for blockchain-based financial products in Hong Kong’s retail market.
A group of banks, including HSBC and Bank of America, have created a new blockchain solution that will help to streamline the process of global trade.
HSBC’s bold move may have set a new standard for blockchain-based financial products in Hong Kong’s retail market.
The anticipation surrounding a possible settlement revolves around the expectation that once a deal is inked, it will take away the gloom that still clouds Ripple Labs’ operations and finally set the firm and XRP on a path to truly thrive.
HSBC, which is one of the largest banks in the world, revealed that for now, its custody plans involve “tokenized securities issued on third-party platforms.”
HSBC’s foray into blockchain technology differentiates it from previous attempts by other financial institutions to streamline gold investing.
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In light of HSBC’s robust results, the banking giant’s board approved a third interim dividend of 10 cents per share.
As the global economic downturn continues, especially with headwinds in China, the Nikkei 225 recorded a big weekly loss as stocks fell.
As the Hong Kong regulators started floating the VASP licenses earlier this month, Web3 firms have been spending a bomb in securing these licenses.
In conjunction with its decision to allow Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF trading, HSBC has launched the Virtual Asset Investor Education Centre.
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