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ECB plans to invest in tokenized securities settled through Pontes

CoinDesk reports the plan would make the European Central Bank both an investor and an infrastructure provider in blockchain-based financial markets.

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The European Central Bank plans to invest in tokenized securities settled through its new Pontes platform, CoinDesk reports. The outlet describes this as a first for a major central bank: participating directly in blockchain-based financial markets as both an investor and an infrastructure provider.

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@Cryptic_Web3🇪🇺NEW: The ECB is bringing central bank money into tokenized financial markets. Its new Pontes system enables banks to settle wholesale tokenized transactions in euros. Pontes gives banks an alternative to privately issued stablecoins for settling tokenized transactions, while the ECB continues developing a separate digital euro for retail payments.
@CoinDeskNEW: The ECB plans to invest in tokenized securities settled through its new Pontes platform, marking the first time a major central bank will directly participate in blockchain-based financial markets as both investor and infrastructure provider.
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    @Cryptic_Web3🇪🇺NEW: The ECB is bringing central bank money into tokenized financial markets. Its new Pontes system enables banks to settle wholesale tokenized transactions in euros. Pontes gives banks an alternative to privately issued stablecoins for settling tokenized transactions, while the ECB continues developing a separate digital euro for retail payments.
    @CoinDeskNEW: The ECB plans to invest in tokenized securities settled through its new Pontes platform, marking the first time a major central bank will directly participate in blockchain-based financial markets as both investor and infrastructure provider.
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