Institutional tokenization: Citi, Chainlink, Quant, DTCC
Original title: Life on the Moon: LINK. XRP. CC. QNT. SOL. HBAR. Confirmations are stacking up.
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Key points
- Citigroup confirmed that 77% of firms plan to use tokenized collateral in 2026.
- The Clearinghouse selected Quant to power tokenized deposits.
- Chainlink was confirmed as the connectivity layer inside Swift's blockchain ledger.
- DTCC's new collateral app chain runs on Chainlink and is set to launch in Q1 2027.
- Canton joined Quant's Overledger.
- The London Stock Exchange Group was named a Canton super validator.
Questions
What did Citigroup confirm about tokenized collateral?
What role was Chainlink confirmed to have?
When is DTCC's collateral app chain set to launch?
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