Tether announces Hadron platform for tokenization

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Tether announced Hadron, a new platform designed to tokenize a variety of assets, from stocks and bonds to stablecoins and even loyalty points.

This move comes at a time when tokenization of real-world assets, or RWAs is booming, with a total value locked in this space hitting $6.591 billion, up about 12% from last year.

What’s Hadron all about?

Hadron wants to simplify the process of turning physical assets into digital tokens on the blockchain.

This means that ownership rights for things like real estate or stocks can be represented as digital tokens, making it easier to buy, sell, or trade them in digital markets.

Plus, it offers increased liquidity and transparency, something we all appreciate!

Tether’s CEO, Paolo Ardoino shared that the traditional financial institutions have often created closed ecosystems that keep information away from everyday people.

“By leveraging all of Tether’s technology—which has already secured $125 billion—we’re making asset tokenization easier, secure, and scalable.”

What can you tokenize?

Hadron supports a wide range of tokenization options. You can tokenize digital securities like equities and bonds, as well as fiat-pegged and commodity-backed stablecoins.

Tether is also working on digital asset-collateralized tokens and products backed by baskets of assets.

Currently, Hadron is in beta with several institutions and is even in talks with some developing countries to expand its reach.

The platform ensures surveillance and compliance with Know Your Customer and anti-money laundering regulations, so you can feel secure about your transactions.

The next big thing?

Hadron isn’t the only player in the RWA tokenization game. Earlier this month, Midas launched two tokenized investment products based on mTBill and mBasis.

Elmnts debuted a platform for funds backed by mineral rights royalties on Solana.

Even DeFi protocol Ondo has been using the BlackRock USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund for its derivative products this year.

With all this action happening in the tokenization space, it’s clear that Tether’s Hadron is stepping into a rapidly growing market.

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