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The Future of Digital Asset Capital Markets

It sets out the infrastructure and regulatory questions that come up when institutions weigh onchain trading and tokenized collateral. Useful context for wealth professionals who need to follow how digital asset market structure is being described by participants in the space.

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Summary

By the real estate & infrastructure desk

A panel recorded at the Wyoming Blockchain Symposium on how digital asset capital markets are developing as institutions move further into crypto, tokenization and onchain trading. The discussion covers the growth of perpetuals, institutional products and tokenized collateral, plus the infrastructure needed to bring traditional finance further onchain. Speakers also address regulatory clarity and institutional adoption, and what the next generation of digital asset market infrastructure could look like.

  1. Institutions are described as moving deeper into crypto, tokenization and onchain trading.
  2. The panel covers growth in perpetuals, institutional products and tokenized collateral.
  3. Discussion includes the infrastructure required to bring traditional finance further onchain.
  4. Regulatory clarity and institutional adoption are part of the conversation, along with possible next-generation market infrastructure.

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