The license, if granted, would help the stablecoin infrastructure firm to “tokenize trillions of dollars,” co-founder Zach Abrams said.
💡 DMK Insight
The potential licensing for this stablecoin infrastructure firm underscores a growing recognition of the role digital assets could play in mainstream finance. If successful, it suggests a significant shift towards the tokenization of traditional assets, which could enhance liquidity and accessibility in markets long dominated by legacy systems. Investors may note that this move could not only bolster the firm’s position but also catalyze broader acceptance and integration of blockchain technology across various sectors.





