More than 550 tokenized public assets from leading providers like @Ondo or @Payward (@xStocksFi) are available to eligible European investors on Assetera, and we are expanding this number every day. The whole catalogue, including new additions as they are listed, is accessible to eligible European investors and to our B2B partners via a single API integration. Reach out to us to get access to the catalogue📩 Disclaimer: Tokenized equities carry risks: prices move with the underlying market, capital is at risk, and tokens carry no shareholder rights.

Meet our team in Madrid! Next week, we are heading to the @mmerge_io conference. If you are an issuer or tokenizer looking for a regulated way to distribute tokens, or a CASP that wants to add tokenized securities to your product offering, reach out to our team and book a meeting. You can catch Nicolas and Daria on the grounds next week. See you there!🇪🇸

Move the finance onchain.

Last week, @Ondo announced the launch of Ondo Private Markets, bringing pre-IPO company exposure on-chain. The market is substantial: 87% of US companies with more than $100M in annual revenue are privately held, according to Apollo, and the Ondo launch points to where issuers see the demand. The first market references a pre-IPO AI company, and robotics, cybersecurity, and biotech names will follow. It’s great to see our partners at Ondo go beyond public markets for tokenized assets, and we at Assetera share the same goal: widen investor access to tokenized securities. Disclaimer: Private-market investments carry additional risks, including limited liquidity and valuation uncertainty.

"... every issuer runs its own onboarding and eligibility checks, so an app that wants to offer several has to integrate each one separately." And if you want to distribute tokenized securities in the EU/EEA, there are even more implications connected to the MiFID II framework. That's what we built our B2B API for: our partners integrate once and can offer tokenized securities inside their own product, having Assetera as their licensed distribution partner.

Assetera team is heading to @token2049 next week. Our CEO, Head of Sales, and Head of Product will all be there, talking about regulated distribution of tokenized securities in the EU and the infrastructure behind it, from a single API for partners to portals for issuers and tokenization platforms. See you in Singapore. #TOKEN2049

Getting your own MiFID license can take months, sometimes even years. Connecting to ours takes between two and six weeks. Our B2B API lets eligible platforms offer tokenized securities to their users. You keep your app and your brand; we take care of the delivery of tokenised securities under our license. Replace years of licensing work with one integration.

According to @BinanceResearch, tokenized equities grew 390% this year and cover only 0.0029% of the listed-equity market. Their new metric tracks how much of that value gets used: pooled, lent, or posted as collateral. For equities, the figure is 7.5%, and most of it is concentrated in DeFi pools and lending protocols. For securities distributed to EU investors, three questions come first: who is eligible to hold the token, where it trades, and who accepts it as collateral. In Europe, that 0.0029% will grow as fast as regulated secondary markets and bank rules allow.

Packing up our suitcases for @EBlockchainCon in Barcelona next week! Excited to be a part of the room of people who are pushing the industry forward. If you are looking for a solution to distribute tokenized securities, reach out to @ncontasti and book a meeting. There are a few slots still left. Looking forward to connecting with everyone!

Interesting numbers from the recent @AvaLabs and @TheBlockCo research. From $730B RWA represented and distributed on-chain, only about $29B is non-stablecoin value that can leave the issuer's platform. Their own CLO example helps explain why so much of that value stays put. Selling a tokenized credit position means accepting whatever a thin secondary market offers, so the report's workaround of borrowing against it instead makes total sense. Borrowing solves liquidity for one holder. A regulated secondary market solves it for the asset.