J.P. Morgan just bought 1,974,144 shares of @BitMNR worth $102M the largest bank in america is buying ETH

Over the last couple months, I have worked alongside several DeFi protocols to integrate @Securitize assets and have learned a great deal from them in terms of how to provide support going forward. I'll be collating these and (eventually) writing up a long list of FAQs. It's pretty cool to work at the confluence of DeFi / TradFi. Here are three questions I have found particularly relevant that came up just this week: Q1: Can a protocol use "test tokens" to run thru flows? A1: No you can't "test" with securities - although it may seem like a very normal ask to run thru flows with test tokens (nearly every DeFi protocol will ask this...), you cannot run test with actual securities. But at Securitize we do have some workarounds here to help teams run test flows. Q2: Can a user deposit their assets into a protocol immediately after subscribing? A2: Depends. Some assets require a 24hr (or more) window after minting to allow for transfers. Yes I know this may be a surprise to those of us used to DeFi's speed... Q3: Are these markets entirely permissioned? A3: No. Only the side of the market that requires KYC - this is the beauty of supporting DeFi. Users can post collateral as a KYC'd asset and then borrow stables to earn DeFi yield.

Fusaka is scheduled to activate on mainnet on December 3, 2025 at 21:49:11 UTC. Check rest of thread for EF blog post for further details, and some highlights

As Ethereum matures, new bridges are forming between open networks and public institutions. In the 10th anniversary year of both Ethereum and the Singapore FinTech Festival, #SFF2025 will host "Ethereum in the Spotlight", a gathering of leaders from policy, finance, and technology to explore how open networks can responsibly reach institutional adoption and shape the next generation of public infrastructure for identity, privacy, and digital finance. 🗓 11 Nov, 3–6PM 📍Sands Expo, Level 4, Design Thinking Room RSVP / details : luma.com/a29okjzh insightsforum.gftn.co/agenda…

The EU's stablecoin own rules created a backdoor for US financial dominance. The "multi-issuer loophole": - EU entities must redeem stablecoins at par, no fees - US entities can charge redemption fees - In a crisis, everyone redeems through the EU - US reserves get ring-fenced for US holders only - EU entity holds the bag for BOTH jurisdictions MiCA forces EU issuers to operate under the world's free redemption window, while the US protects its own. The European Systemic Risk Board calls this an "urgent" threat to financial stability. Their own October 2025 report admits the EU framework "undermines financial stability". Europe regulated itself into becoming America's financial shock absorber. I'll be at the @bluechip_org conference tomorrow discussing stablecoins.

Building an American blockchain Vs. an international unstoppable network — the tradeoff between high throughput and security — some incredible insights from @VitalikButerin during @ethereum_sg ⚡️

JUST IN: JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon admits he was wrong and crypto is “Real.”

We’ve partnered with @BNYglobal to launch the first tokenized fund focused on AAA-rated CLOs, bringing institutional-grade structured credit onchain with @grovedotfinance as an anchor investor.

New resource: institutions.ethereum.org A hub with live ecosystem data, sector overviews, and primary sources for institutions exploring Ethereum.