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Injective has brought Meta stock—yes, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp onchain for the very first time Starting today, anyone with internet access can trade Meta ($META) anytime, anywhere. There’s no need to rely on traditional stock markets. It’s all powered by Injective’s tokenization framework known as iAssets. This development marks a major step forward for real-world asset (RWA) integration in crypto. And it’s not just Meta. Injective has already launched $NVDA, $GOOGL, $TSLA, and $MSTR, with many more to follow. What Are iAssets and Why Do They Matter? iAssets are a new kind of financial tool that live…

PropChain wins MEBA 2025 award for “Most Promising Web3 Ecosystem” for its impact in blockchain-based real estate investing. The prestigious MEBA 2025 Awards recognized PropChain with the “Most Promising Web3 Ecosystem” title. PropChain achieved this major distinction at the MEBA 2025 Awards which established their position as a leader in revolutionizing the RWA sector by using innovative real estate tokenization methods alongside decentralized infrastructure. Redefining Real Estate Through Blockchain PropChain commits itself to establish a borderless investment environment with transparent and efficient real estate opportunities. PropChain delivers RWA (real-world assets) on the blockchain to enable users to split property investments…

Quick Take Eight of the largest banks in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region are now using JPMorgan’s Kinexys blockchain platform for payments. These include Qatar National Bank, Saudi National Bank, First Abu Dhabi Bank and Commercial Bank of Dubai. JPMorgan’s blockchain business unit, Kinexys (formerly Onyx), has expanded its footprint in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), securing partnerships with eight of the region’s leading banks. The development signals a broader shift toward blockchain integration in banking infrastructure. JPMorgan said Thursday that six of the eight banks are Qatar National Bank, Saudi National Bank, First Abu…

$3 billion of MAG’s luxury real estate will be tokenized on MultiBank’s platform, powered by Mavryk blockchain and governed by the MBG token. MultiBank Group, the world’s largest financial derivatives institution based in Dubai, has signed a landmark $3 billion real-world asset (RWA) tokenization agreement with United Arab Emirates (UAE)-based real estate giant MAG and blockchain infrastructure provider Mavryk. The deal represents the largest RWA tokenization initiative globally to date and highlights the upcoming launch of MultiBank’s native utility token, MBG, according to a press release shared with Cointelegraph. The partnership will bring MAG’s ultra-luxury real estate projects — including…

Mercado Bitcoin, Brazil’s largest crypto exchange, announced on Wednesday a new partnership with Wormhole to expand the reach of its tokenized financial assets. This new partnership aims to expand over $200 million in tokenized assets, including private credit offerings, across more than 30 blockchain ecosystems. The Rio de Janeiro-based exchange is already a major player in Latin America’s digital asset landscape, with over 4 million clients and a growing portfolio of tokenized offerings. By integrating Wormhole’s interoperability protocol, MB seeks to offer a more scalable and transparent solution for on-chain asset issuance and trading, especially in the underserved secondary markets for private…

Germany’s state-owned KfW, ranked as the world’s safest bank based on global agency ratings, has invested in crypto securities. This is the German term for bearer securities issued on a blockchain without using a central securities depository (CSD). KfW invested €10 million ($11.4m) in the blockchain Pfandbrief (mortgage bond) issued last year by Berlin Hyp, a subsidiary of LBBW. Berlin Hyp launched its €100 million ($114m) Pfandbrief during the European Central Bank wholesale DLT settlement trials. It is the first Pfandbrief issued as a crypto security under Germany’s Electronic Securities Act (eWpG). Berlin Hyp used the SWIAT blockchain, in which LBBW is an investor alongside founder DekaBank…

The Kenya Digital Exchange (KDX), designed in partnership with DeFi Technologies, is set to launch before the end of the year. The Nairobi Securities Exchange has partnered with global technology company DeFi Technologies to launch the Kenya Digital Exchange (KDX). This will enable the digitization and trading of both intangible real-world assets —like equities, debts, and exchange-traded funds — as well as tangible commodities such as gold and oil, all on the blockchain-based KDX platform. The details In a press release, DeFi Technologies announced that it worked with its exchange-traded products (ETPs) issuance subsidiary Valour and the capital markets liquidity provider…

Malaysia envisions the MBI strengthening its position as a key contributor to ASEAN’s digital future by providing a scalable and trusted infrastructure for regional interoperability and governance. Malaysia has officially activated its National Blockchain Infrastructure (MBI), a government-backed initiative aimed at accelerating the adoption and development of blockchain technology across various sectors. Powered by Zetrix, a public layer-1 blockchain network, the MBI seeks to unify the country’s fragmented digital ecosystems and make blockchain-based services more accessible, according to a joint statement on Wednesday. Developed by national R&D center MIMOS and digital services provider MY E.G. Services, the MBI is a core…

Story Highlights BlackRock files for blockchain-based DLT Shares tied to its $150B Treasury Fund. The offering targets institutions with a $3 million minimum investment. CEO Larry Fink says tokenization could speed up investing and boost growth. BlackRock, the leading asset manager, has filed with the SEC to launch a blockchain-based digital share class, called DLT Shares, for its $150 billion Treasury Trust Fund. Bloomberg ETF analyst Henry Jim revealed that DLT Shares will be exclusively sold through BNY Mellon, which plans to use blockchain technology to track ownership. The offering targets institutional investors, with a minimum investment of $3 million. Wow! BlackRock…

Deloitte predicts multibank platforms will handle 25% of international transfers by 2030, delivering US$50bn in savings for businesses Corporate clients face persistent obstacles when sending funds internationally, creating an opportunity for banks that can streamline processes. Fintech companies continue to capture market share while established institutions explore blockchain solutions to maintain competitiveness. These organisations encounter high transaction costs, unpredictable settlement times and operational inefficiency when moving money across borders, leading to strain in relationships with banking partners. A new Deloitte report outlines how industry initiatives to assess digital currency movement across borders are gaining momentum. By converting regulated assets such as commercial and central…