TSI Finance

The world of finance is changing fast. Faster than you think. Payments are now part of the system. Digital identity is the standard. Assets become digital This is a new base for how value moves around the world.

Owning an asset used to mean buying the entire asset, but today, participation can start with a small fraction. For example, with 1% That's the difference between splitting an asset and creating a market around it Read more: tsi.finance/blog/ #RWA #Tokenization

@hiddenmatteria We're moving toward a hybrid model. Some data can be verified in a decentralized way. Other data still needs to come from accredited providers

@hiddenmatteria Right now, we use our own oracle system. Verified KYC results are added to registry and monitored over time. For asset-specific data like property valuations, legal status checks etc., we've built oracle nodes that pull and compare data from multiple independent sources

Ownership used to mean holding an asset. Today, it often means holding rights to it Streaming platforms changed how we consume content. Tokenization is starting to do the same for finance, real estate, and intellectual property #Tokenization #RWA #DigitalAssets #Fintech

AI can create content, however can you actually own it? Without clear rights, AI content may be monetized, traded, and distributed—but not truly owned. #AI #Copyright #DigitalAssets

@FireblocksHQ The most notable part is the shift from pilots to implementation. As more banks enter the space, infrastructure and standards become critical

The June Banking on Blockchain newsletter is live. 55% of US investment banks plan to issue their own stablecoin this year. The infrastructure decision can't wait. ▶️ US stablecoin issuance with Neil Chopra ▶️ RBA Customer Story: Project Acacia ▶️ Open Transaction Layer: 23 institutions, one shared standard ▶️ Financial Grid data from Europe and APAC 🔗: fblks.co/banking-on-blo…

@CoinMarketCap Beyond the XRP debate, it's encouraging to see tokenized stocks, funds, and loans getting more attention

LATEST: ⚡️ Ripple CTO emeritus David Schwartz says XRP utility is expanding beyond payments as the XRP Ledger adds support for tokenized stocks, funds, repos, and loans.

@BIS_org Deposits move faster when information moves faster

Digitalisation and social media are reshaping #DepositPricing. #DigitalBanks pay higher deposit rates and respond more strongly to policy rate changes, especially where social media activity is high. bit.ly/4uY6HoK

@coinbureau Stablecoins may have accelerated a change that traditional banking was eventually going to make anyway

🚨JPMORGAN, CITI, BOFA AND WELLS FARGO TO LAUNCH TOKENIZED DEPOSIT NETWORK BY 2027 The four largest U.S. banks are building blockchain payment rails through The Clearing House to keep deposits from migrating to stablecoins, per WSJ.

#Digitizing assets doesn't automatically make them accessible AFI transformed an archive where finding the right #asset could take hours into a system with near-instant retrieval through centralized #DAM, metadata indexing, and AI-assisted tagging tsi.finance/blog/2da8ce74-…

One campaign used to generate a few files. Today, it can generate hundreds of #assets across formats, regions, and channels. That's why #digital_asset management became a necessity rather than a convenience. Read: tsi.finance/blog/2da8ce74-…

Most people think banks lend out money they already have, but #lending itself creates new money. Through fractional reserve banking, a single deposit can support multiple rounds of credit creation across the #financial system. Read the full article: tsi.finance/blog/a5ec4381-…

@BIS_org Liquidity requirements protect against short-term stress. Capital buffers protect against unexpected losses. You probably need both if stablecoins are going to operate at scale

Stablecoins pose risks for their holders and for the financial system. New research shows that both liquidity and capital thresholds are needed to mitigate these risks. It also illustrates how to calibrate these thresholds to meet regulatory objectives. bit.ly/4ve4R2q

🧵 In our latest article, we explore why asset markets remain fragmented and what it would take to connect real-world assets, investors, and liquidity within a single ecosystem Read: tsi.finance/blog/22549b5c-…

The internet has marketplaces for almost everything: cars, software, freelancers. But #investing in a building, business, or intellectual #property is still complicated. Maybe the next big #financial innovation will be a marketplace where all asset classes can finally meet

@coinbureau Interesting development. When major financial institutions focus on settlement infrastructure, the impact tends to extend far beyond crypto

🚨HUGE: SWIFT confirms over 50 major banks will implement CRYPTO rails for cross-border payments. Bank of America, JP Morgan, Deutsche Bank, Bank of China and SBI are among the banks backing the initiative, with over 25 set to begin processing payments by June. Swift handles over $150 TRILLION annually.

@CoinDesk @jpmorgan @HSBC @Citi @BNPParibas Fixed fees and end-to-end traceability are just as important as speed. Good to see those finally getting attention

UPDATE: SWIFT launches a new cross-border payments framework with 50+ banks including @JPMorgan, @HSBC, @Citi and @BNPParibas, promising instant settlement, fixed fees and end-to-end traceability across major remittance corridors by end of June.

@ecb @Isabel_Schnabel air point. Stablecoins are already scaling faster than most regulatory frameworks, so the gap between innovation and policy is becoming the real risk. Central banks adapting isn’t optional at this stage

Stablecoins offer benefits but also pose risks to financial stability, monetary policy and the international monetary order, says @Isabel_Schnabel. Central banks must keep pace with innovation to preserve the anchoring role of central bank money in future. ecb.europa.eu/press/key/date…

@CoinDesk Big week for crypto policy. Stablecoins + market structure moving at the same time — feels like things are finally turning into actual rules, not just discussions.

MACRO: Key crypto policy deadlines this week. June 2 — GENIUS Act stablecoin comment periods close for Treasury, FDIC and FinCEN. June 3 — Senate floor reopens to advance the CLARITY Act toward an August signing target.

Every company has that one person who knows where everything is. It works until scale broke it. By the 2010s, managing #assets stopped being a people problem and became a systems problem. How did companies adapt, and what comes next with #TSI? Read: tsi.finance/blog/2da8ce74-…