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Huge congratulations to @ADIChain_ and @Predictstreet on becoming the Official Prediction Market Partner of the @FIFAWorldCup 2026™ As a recently signed partner with the @ADI_Foundation , Brickken is already working on the implementation layer to support compliant, institutional tokenization of real-world assets within their ecosystem. This is how tokenized markets scale. We're looking forward to building this together!

Only one week to go. Tokenized securities in Europe have moved beyond pilots. Issuance is live, but scaling remains constrained by fragmented regulations and infrastructure gaps. We are addressing this directly. 📅 Date: April 15, 2026 | 15:30 UTC 🎙️ Speakers: Nadine Wilke, Co-Founder | Particula & Michael Huertas, Partner | PwC Legal 🗣️ Moderator: Elisenda Fabrega, General Counsel | Brickken Designed for fund managers, family offices, and asset managers, this session cuts through the noise to tackle the operational realities of tokenization: 🔹 Maturity: Scaling beyond private credit and fixed-income pilots. 🔹 Regulation: Navigating the gap between legal frameworks and practical, cross-border usability. 🔹 Scale: Aligning infrastructure and compliance to unlock long-term market cohesion. The constraint is no longer technology, it’s execution.

Q1 was not a quarter of announcements. It was a quarter of delivery And it confirmed something the market has been moving toward for two years: tokenization is no longer an experiment. It is live infrastructure, operating under real conditions, with real assets, across real jurisdictions. Our numbers reflected it: • 150+ clients. $500M+ in tokenized assets. 30+ countries. • Not pilots. Not proof of concept. Production deployments. Three product developments defined the quarter: • Private secondary markets (P2P) : enabling controlled liquidity within individual issuances, giving issuers and investors structured exit paths without open-market exposure. • Credit card payments : reducing friction at the point of capital commitment, accelerating investor onboarding in live deals. • Operational infrastructure expansion: extending beyond issuance into investor onboarding, compliance workflows, transaction management, and distribution. Each reflects the same reality: when tokenization moves out of the lab and into live capital markets, the infrastructure requirements change entirely. Compliance, security, and liquidity management are not optional layers, they are a must. We also closed a €3M pre-Series A to fund the next phase of that build. The establishment of The Brickken Group, a new holding structure that consolidates our regulatory and licensing efforts across jurisdictions. The objective is straightforward: position Brickken as licensed, compliant infrastructure for institutional clients operating globally. The market does not need more tokenization experiments. It needs infrastructure that traditional finance teams can trust, deploy, and scale. That is what we are building. Structured. Compliant. Live.

The heart of Blockchain has relocated to the Carrousel du Louvre. 🇫🇷 While the world admires the traditional masterpieces sitting above ground, the real financial revolution is being built underneath them at @ParisBlockWeek . The European market isn't just participating in the RWA cycle; with heavy-hitting regulatory clarity, they are preparing to lead it. But institutional ambition requires institutional-grade rails. That is exactly why Brickken is moving through the mix at PBW. We are deploying the foundational technology stack that turns that ambition into on-chain reality. If you are navigating the floors at Paris Blockchain Week, look beyond the noise. You’ll find the Brickken standard operating right where the most critical conversations are happening.

Brickken has been officially shortlisted for the ICA Compliance Awards Europe 2026! 🎉 Our team's hard work has been recognized in the Digital Initiative of the year (in-house team) category. This nomination is a huge testament to our dedication to driving innovation and excellence within the compliance space. We are honored to be recognized alongside industry leaders. Thank you to the @intcompassoc for this honor.

✍🏼 The Seal Has Evolved. The Trust Hasn't. For centuries, the Hanko has been the ultimate proof of identity and ownership in Japan. If it lacked the red seal, the contract simply wasn't binding. Generations later, the ink has modernized, but the demand for absolute, immutable truth remains. Today, we are upgrading the world’s seal of approval. We are moving ownership from physical stamps to transparent, programmable smart contracts. Real-World Asset tokenization is simply the next chapter of the same story: How do we prove who owns what with absolute certainty? Brickken is proud to be writing that chapter!

Tokenization isn't just about real estate anymore. Our research shows issuers are tokenizing: • Equity and shares • Revenue rights • Private credit • Intellectual property • Energy infrastructure Tokenization is becoming a multi-sector financial infrastructure layer.

How is blockchain upgrading the traditional fund ecosystem in Luxembourg? Our Head of Partnerships, Aldiyar Bogenbayev, recently sat down at The LHoFT Catapult 2026 to discuss Brickken’s institutional tokenization infrastructure, reducing fund costs, and automating operations through smart contracts. Watch the full interview here: champ.ly/Wc-YeutF

GraphLinq Chain is L1 and no-code blockchain automation platform. It runs on its own Proof-of-Authority blockchain (the GraphLinq Chain) and lets anyone build automated workflows using a visual drag-and-drop IDE or launch own AI agents using GraphAI. Graphs can natively interact with smart contracts, DeFi protocols, token transactions, and cross-chain events. Zapier connects Web2 applications, including Gmail, Slack, Salesforce, Google Sheets, and others, using a trigger-action logic it calls "Zaps." It is widely used by business teams managing everyday software workflows. Both platforms offer no-code visual builders, but they are built around different models. Here’s how they differ—and which one best fits your needs: graphlinq.io/blog-posts/gra…

Most no-code tools sell simplicity. And to be fair — they deliver it. Until your system actually starts working. Because the moment you need: branching logic, real-time decisions, cross-chain execution or anything stateful. You start stacking hacks on top of hacks. What looked simple becomes fragile. GraphLinq took a different path: instead of hiding complexity, it makes it composable. You don’t lose control as you scale. You gain it. That’s the difference between: “automating tasks” and “building systems that run on their own.”

The tech revolution is accelerating in Tokyo. But digital bullet trains still need tracks. Japan’s economic booms have always been powered by unparalleled infrastructure. Brickken is building that engine for Web3 today, laying down the necessary rails for a trillion-dollar RWA future. But every high-speed rail needs cargo to move. Drop your thesis in the comments: With Tokyo real estate already moving on-chain, what is the next Japanese asset class that will become the 'High-Speed Cargo' of this cycle? Beyond just naming the sector, provide a sharp, one-sentence thesis on why that specific asset needs to move on-chain right now. 🏆 Prize: The most compelling 3 business cases will win $10 each. We built the rails. You tell us what to transport.

We’re seeing more builders hit the same wall: - prompts generate code - code runs once - then breaks in real conditions Because real systems need: - state - monitoring - execution guarantees - cost awareness That’s where vibe coding ends and systems engineering begins. GraphLinq sits in that gap. You can still start with a prompt. But what you build doesn’t stop there — it becomes something persistent, executable, and adaptive. docs.graphlinq.io

⛩ Tradition Meets Tomorrow. The RWA narrative is moving East. As our 2026 World Tour rolls on, we are proud to fuel the RWA conversation at the @teamz_inc in Tokyo. With the global conversation shifting toward the intersection of Web3 and institutional adoption, Tokyo has become the base camp for the next cycle. Infrastructure always precedes adoption. By deploying the critical technology stack, we are ensuring the "Institutional Phase" of RWA Tokenization is built on solid, compliant rails. Keep your eyes open in Tokyo. You’ll sense the Brickken infrastructure exactly where the real building happens.

Automation usually begins with one simple goal: save time. That’s where tools like Zapier, Make, n8n, and GraphLinq come in. They all automate work—but they don’t solve the same problems, and they don’t solve them the same way. So instead of another surface-level comparison, let’s look at this the way real decisions get made: - What each tool is genuinely great at - Where it starts to slow you down - And why GraphLinq is built differently from the ground up Let’s take them one by one. graphlinq.io/blog-posts/aut…

The biggest barrier to tokenization isn't technology. It's regulation. Our research shows 84.6% of issuers experience regulatory friction when launching tokenized assets. This is why the next phase of tokenization will be defined by compliance-first infrastructure. We break down the data and what it means for issuers.

Our team is active across Europe this week, engaging directly with the institutions and builders shaping tokenized markets. 📍 EthCC Cannes 🇫🇷 📍 ALFI Global Asset Management Conference 🇱🇺 The week was filled with high-level conversations, live product discussions, and strategic meetings with asset managers, service providers, and financial institutions. The takeaway is clear: Tokenization is becoming part of the financial system. If you’re building, issuing, or exploring tokenized assets, now is the time to engage.

Hub vs CEX spreads been sitting there like a free lunch nobody’s touching GraphLinq Hub quietly printing for those paying attention ✨ hub.graphlinq.io

Even ChatGPT knows — what about you?

From Tokenization to Usability. That’s where the real shift begins. Today, our CEO @edwin_mata took the stage at Tokenize This during EthCC Cannes to break down what actually matters in real-world asset tokenization. The key message was clear: Tokenization is not the end state. It is the entry point. The real value emerges when assets become usable, verifiable, and continuously updated across financial systems. Because the limitation is no longer infrastructure for issuance. It is the absence of reliable, real-time data that makes assets truly functional on-chain. From static representations, to data-driven financial instruments. Where assets can: • Be priced in real time. • Serve as collateral. • Enable secondary markets. • Operate within programmable financial systems. This is what unlocking real-world assets actually looks like in practice. And this is where tokenization becomes infrastructure. If you were in Cannes, you saw it firsthand. If not, we will be sharing more soon.

Tokenization is the new ETF In the 1990s, countless asset managers ignored ETFs as a passing phase. Today, those funds hold trillions. Matthew French, Global Program Manager Digital Assets at @FTI_US , explains why Franklin Templeton refuses to make that same mistake with blockchain. With the industry facing rising costs and compressed fees, on-chain infrastructure is the clear solution for scale. It is not just about cost savings. Going on-chain opens up new distribution channels and unlocks access to the next generation of wealth. You either adapt or you get left behind.