The next phase of tokenization may not be about putting more assets onchain. It may be about making those assets move safely between chains.
That’s what makes Chainlink CCIP 2.0 interesting.
The upgrade is now live with new institutional controls including independent Cross-Chain Verifiers, configurable settlement speeds and built-in functionality for requirements such as KYC, AML and sanctions screening. Institutions can also run their own verifiers through environments such as AWS and Google Cloud.
And this isn't infrastructure being designed in isolation. The launch includes support or participation from names such as ANZ, Fidelity International, AWS, Google Cloud, SBI Digital Markets, Sygnum and Taurus.
Chainlink says CCIP now has more than $84B in total cross-chain token value, while over $15B in assets are migrating to the standard.
For me, that points to a bigger question around $LINK
As tokenized funds, stablecoins and other RWAs spread across multiple networks, interoperability could become as important as tokenization itself.
Issuing an asset is step one. Making it securely usable across markets is where the infrastructure story gets interesting.
Could cross-chain infrastructure become one of the most valuable layers of the RWA economy?
That’s what makes Chainlink CCIP 2.0 interesting.
The upgrade is now live with new institutional controls including independent Cross-Chain Verifiers, configurable settlement speeds and built-in functionality for requirements such as KYC, AML and sanctions screening. Institutions can also run their own verifiers through environments such as AWS and Google Cloud.
And this isn't infrastructure being designed in isolation. The launch includes support or participation from names such as ANZ, Fidelity International, AWS, Google Cloud, SBI Digital Markets, Sygnum and Taurus.
Chainlink says CCIP now has more than $84B in total cross-chain token value, while over $15B in assets are migrating to the standard.
For me, that points to a bigger question around $LINK
As tokenized funds, stablecoins and other RWAs spread across multiple networks, interoperability could become as important as tokenization itself.
Issuing an asset is step one. Making it securely usable across markets is where the infrastructure story gets interesting.
Could cross-chain infrastructure become one of the most valuable layers of the RWA economy?
