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The "invincible body" of EU banks in the tokenization track
While global financial regulators generally maintain a "hit first, give candy later" attitude towards tokenized assets, the EU suddenly offers an extraordinary gift: the new regulation states that banks do not have to bear an additional 1250% capital penalty when dealing with tokenized assets, treating them on par with traditional assets.
What is this concept? In the past, when banks dealt with tokenization, it was like going into the water wearing lead pants; even a small movement would incur huge capital costs. And now? It'
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While global financial regulators generally maintain a "hit first, give candy later" attitude towards tokenized assets, the EU suddenly offers an extraordinary gift: the new regulation states that banks do not have to bear an additional 1250% capital penalty when dealing with tokenized assets, treating them on par with traditional assets.
What is this concept? In the past, when banks dealt with tokenization, it was like going into the water wearing lead pants; even a small movement would incur huge capital costs. And now? It'