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Solana DvP: activo y pago en una sola liquidación
El 6 de octubre, Solana Foundation anunció Solana DvP, un programa abierto para que instituciones intercambien activos tokenizados mediante entrega contra pago. El comunicado se publicó ese mismo día.
La idea: las dos transferencias de tokens en Solana se ejecutan juntas en una transacción, o ninguna. Esto reduce el riesgo de entregar el activo sin recibir la contraprestación; no incorpora automáticamente un pago bancario externo.
El código tiene licencia MIT. J.P. Morgan aportó conocimiento sobre prácticas de liquidación: eso no significa que el banco opere, avale o garantice el programa.
La Fundación informó auditorías externas, aunque también convocó participantes antes de la versión de producción. El anuncio no demuestra adopción bancaria generalizada.
Persisten riesgos de código, liquidez y emisor. Las facultades de congelación o pausa de ciertos tokens pueden impedir liquidaciones o reembolsos. La atomicidad tampoco garantiza el valor ni el canje del activo.
Lectura de mercado: Binance (7 de octubre, 14:37–14:38 UTC) mostraba SOL en 115,87 USDT (−4,38% en 24h), BTC −3,59% y ETH −5,52%. La utilidad dependerá del uso efectivo; el anuncio no explica por sí solo estas caídas ni garantiza una subida.
$SOL $BTC $ETH
Contenido Educativo. No asesoramiento financiero.
#Solana #DvP #Tokenizacion #Liquidacion #BinanceSquare
Solana DvP: activo y pago en una sola liquidación
El 6 de octubre, Solana Foundation anunció Solana DvP, un programa abierto para que instituciones intercambien activos tokenizados mediante entrega contra pago. El comunicado se publicó ese mismo día.
La idea: las dos transferencias de tokens en Solana se ejecutan juntas en una transacción, o ninguna. Esto reduce el riesgo de entregar el activo sin recibir la contraprestación; no incorpora automáticamente un pago bancario externo.
El código tiene licencia MIT. J.P. Morgan aportó conocimiento sobre prácticas de liquidación: eso no significa que el banco opere, avale o garantice el programa.
La Fundación informó auditorías externas, aunque también convocó participantes antes de la versión de producción. El anuncio no demuestra adopción bancaria generalizada.
Persisten riesgos de código, liquidez y emisor. Las facultades de congelación o pausa de ciertos tokens pueden impedir liquidaciones o reembolsos. La atomicidad tampoco garantiza el valor ni el canje del activo.
Lectura de mercado: Binance (7 de octubre, 14:37–14:38 UTC) mostraba SOL en 115,87 USDT (−4,38% en 24h), BTC −3,59% y ETH −5,52%. La utilidad dependerá del uso efectivo; el anuncio no explica por sí solo estas caídas ni garantiza una subida.
$SOL $BTC $ETH
Contenido Educativo. No asesoramiento financiero.
#Solana #DvP #Tokenizacion #Liquidacion #BinanceSquare
El 6 de octubre, Solana Foundation anunció Solana DvP, un programa abierto para que instituciones intercambien activos tokenizados mediante entrega contra pago. El comunicado se publicó ese mismo día.
La idea: las dos transferencias de tokens en Solana se ejecutan juntas en una transacción, o ninguna. Esto reduce el riesgo de entregar el activo sin recibir la contraprestación; no incorpora automáticamente un pago bancario externo.
El código tiene licencia MIT. J.P. Morgan aportó conocimiento sobre prácticas de liquidación: eso no significa que el banco opere, avale o garantice el programa.
La Fundación informó auditorías externas, aunque también convocó participantes antes de la versión de producción. El anuncio no demuestra adopción bancaria generalizada.
Persisten riesgos de código, liquidez y emisor. Las facultades de congelación o pausa de ciertos tokens pueden impedir liquidaciones o reembolsos. La atomicidad tampoco garantiza el valor ni el canje del activo.
Lectura de mercado: Binance (7 de octubre, 14:37–14:38 UTC) mostraba SOL en 115,87 USDT (−4,38% en 24h), BTC −3,59% y ETH −5,52%. La utilidad dependerá del uso efectivo; el anuncio no explica por sí solo estas caídas ni garantiza una subida.
$SOL $BTC $ETH
Contenido Educativo. No asesoramiento financiero.
#Solana #DvP #Tokenizacion #Liquidacion #BinanceSquare
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#dusk $DUSK @Dusk_Foundation Yesterday, I met an old classmate for the first time in a year.
We started talking about his job, and one thing he told me made me think about how easily a financial transaction can look “done” before the actual exchange is complete.
I started looking at tokenized markets through that lens.
A token can be issued.
A trade can be agreed.
But neither necessarily means the financial exchange has settled.
What I find important here is that two things still have to happen:
The buyer receives the asset.
The seller receives the payment.
The critical question is whether those two events can be coordinated so that one side does not complete while the other remains pending.
That is the logic behind delivery-versus-payment.
If the asset moves first, the seller carries payment risk.
If payment moves first, the buyer carries delivery risk.
If both depend on separate systems and intermediaries, the transaction is only as synchronized as those systems allow.
This is where I think atomic execution becomes important.
The goal is not simply to record that a trade happened.
It is to make the exchange itself capable of reaching a clearly defined final state:
asset delivered + payment delivered.
The more I looked at Dusk in the context of regulated financial markets, the more this distinction stood out to me.
Putting an asset on-chain is only the beginning.
The real financial utility appears when the infrastructure can coordinate the exchange around that asset with less dependence on fragmented settlement processes.
That is why I keep coming back to one question:
Can the financial exchange around that
token reach final settlement as one
coordinated event? ⚖️
Tokenization creates the representation.
Settlement creates the completed transaction.
#Settlement #DvP #DigitalAssets #Blockchain
#dusk $DUSK @Dusk Yesterday, I met an old classmate for the first time in a year.
We started talking about his job, and one thing he told me made me think about how easily a financial transaction can look “done” before the actual exchange is complete.
I started looking at tokenized markets through that lens.
A token can be issued.
A trade can be agreed.
But neither necessarily means the financial exchange has settled.
What I find important here is that two things still have to happen:
The buyer receives the asset.
The seller receives the payment.
The critical question is whether those two events can be coordinated so that one side does not complete while the other remains pending.
That is the logic behind delivery-versus-payment.
If the asset moves first, the seller carries payment risk.
If payment moves first, the buyer carries delivery risk.
If both depend on separate systems and intermediaries, the transaction is only as synchronized as those systems allow.
This is where I think atomic execution becomes important.
The goal is not simply to record that a trade happened.
It is to make the exchange itself capable of reaching a clearly defined final state:
asset delivered + payment delivered.
The more I looked at Dusk in the context of regulated financial markets, the more this distinction stood out to me.
Putting an asset on-chain is only the beginning.
The real financial utility appears when the infrastructure can coordinate the exchange around that asset with less dependence on fragmented settlement processes.
That is why I keep coming back to one question:
Can the financial exchange around that
token reach final settlement as one
coordinated event? ⚖️
Tokenization creates the representation.
Settlement creates the completed transaction.
#Settlement #DvP #DigitalAssets #Blockchain
We started talking about his job, and one thing he told me made me think about how easily a financial transaction can look “done” before the actual exchange is complete.
I started looking at tokenized markets through that lens.
A token can be issued.
A trade can be agreed.
But neither necessarily means the financial exchange has settled.
What I find important here is that two things still have to happen:
The buyer receives the asset.
The seller receives the payment.
The critical question is whether those two events can be coordinated so that one side does not complete while the other remains pending.
That is the logic behind delivery-versus-payment.
If the asset moves first, the seller carries payment risk.
If payment moves first, the buyer carries delivery risk.
If both depend on separate systems and intermediaries, the transaction is only as synchronized as those systems allow.
This is where I think atomic execution becomes important.
The goal is not simply to record that a trade happened.
It is to make the exchange itself capable of reaching a clearly defined final state:
asset delivered + payment delivered.
The more I looked at Dusk in the context of regulated financial markets, the more this distinction stood out to me.
Putting an asset on-chain is only the beginning.
The real financial utility appears when the infrastructure can coordinate the exchange around that asset with less dependence on fragmented settlement processes.
That is why I keep coming back to one question:
Can the financial exchange around that
token reach final settlement as one
coordinated event? ⚖️
Tokenization creates the representation.
Settlement creates the completed transaction.
#Settlement #DvP #DigitalAssets #Blockchain
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