Trading stocks and bonds on blockchains at scale will remain a dream unless a global standard for cross-border activity is established that allows assets to move seamlessly across blockchains, according to a report published on Thursday. So-called tokenised assets - which represent the underlying assets - are exchanged on distributed ledger technology (DLT) that are also used for cryptocurrencies. Client and compliance requirements vary too widely across the globe for a single, fixed solution to meet everyone's needs, said Georgios Vlachos, co-founder of blockchain interoperability firm Axelar, which co-produced the report.
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