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🧵 Why did DTCC choose Stellar?
That question may be more important than most people realize.
Because when one of the world’s most important financial market infrastructure providers evaluates blockchain networks, the criteria are very different from crypto Twitter narratives.
And according to @StellarOrg, DTCC’s priorities align closely with Stellar’s architecture. 👇
1/ Compliance-minded architecture
@The_DTCC highlighted Stellar’s compliance-oriented design as a key strength.
Why does that matter?
Because regulated financial markets require control mechanisms at the asset level.
Stellar was designed with native controls directly in the protocol, supporting the regulated workflows institutions depend on.
For Wall Street, compliance isn’t optional.
It’s infrastructure.
2/ Open infrastructure
DTCC also pointed to Stellar’s open infrastructure.
A public, configurable and open-source network allows institutions to build without being locked into proprietary systems.
Transparency matters.
Interoperability matters.
And long-term financial infrastructure requires both.
This is one reason why Stellar continues gaining attention beyond the crypto industry itself.
3/ Risk-management capabilities
Financial markets operate at enormous scale.
That requires reliability, throughput and cost efficiency.
According to Stellar, DTCC specifically highlighted:
• transaction throughput
• low operational costs
• infrastructure capable of meeting post-trade standards
In other words:
the network must function consistently when real assets and real money are involved.
4/ Why this matters
The interesting part isn’t simply that DTCC is connecting its tokenization platform to Stellar.
It’s why.
The criteria DTCC published are the same themes increasingly appearing across institutional blockchain adoption:
• compliance
• interoperability
• operational efficiency
• risk management
• open infrastructure
These are not speculative requirements.
They are financial market requirements.
5/ The bigger picture
DTCC plans to make DTC-tokenized assets available on Stellar beginning in H1 2027.
The assets referenced include:
• U.S. Treasuries
• major index ETFs
• Russell 1000 securities
That is traditional finance moving toward blockchain rails.
Not because of hype.
Because the infrastructure increasingly makes sense.
And according to DTCC’s own evaluation, Stellar checks many of the boxes institutions are looking for.
👉🏻 https://t.co/bX4uq5F2nQ
DTCC and the Stellar Development Foundation announced today plans to enable the tokenization of DTC‑custodied assets on the @StellarOrg network. This collaboration advances DTCC’s multi chain strategy and expands how traditional assets move across digital ecosystems.
DTC‑tokenized assets are expected to be made available on the Stellar network in the first half of 2027, supporting the evolution of a more open, interoperable, and efficient financial ecosystem.
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In March, my wife and I bought a laundromat. She's been busy fixing the place up and getting a pickup and delivery business running.
Tokenizing laundromats may be an easier way to get exposure to a cash flowing asset.
This can spawn a new wave of entrepreneurship. Non-experts can buy boomers businesses in this ‘Silver Wave’ without having decades of experience so long as they are willing to put in the work and study time. Iterate faster!
@elonmusk@Tesla can we make mobile mechanics a thing in the Tesla service section? It’d be great to take care of small items without having to take the car in.