Started my scout journey with a @sndcapp
The funniest part?
The projects I already knew replied to me, jumped into my DMs, and explained everything beautifully..
The ones who don’t know me?
“No idea, no interest.” 💀
But that’s the lesson: if you want to reach the right person, sometimes yo just have to try different ways.
And the irony is..
I used to laugh at people in comments groups saying: “check DM”
“Why do these people keep saying that?”
Look at me now. 😭
If you see this post, check your DMs😒
TKFG RWA Digest (Week 40, Sep 28 – Oct 04, 2026)
Europe's first regulated tokenized securities venue joined Circle's Arc. Baillie Gifford opened its tokenized bond fund across four markets. Seven more banks joined BIS Project Agorá. ANZ completed the first live cross-border corporate treasury payment on Swift's blockchain. The tokenized financial system is being built everywhere at once.
1. 21X and Circle Collaborate on Arc for Tokenized Securities in EU and US
21x Group, operator of the EU's first fully regulated tokenized securities venue, joined @circle's Arc as a Day-1 partner. Atomic delivery-versus-payment tested in under one second. Exploring Arc for issuance, trading and settlement across EU and US markets.
https://t.co/4yY7rn6F5f
2. Baillie Gifford Enhanced Yield Fund Opens Across UK, Switzerland, Hong Kong and Cayman Islands
@BaillieGifford opened BAGEY to professional investors in four markets, targeting 7% USD yield. @BNYglobal, @Anchorage, Archax exchange and @BitGo as regulated digital asset custodians.
https://t.co/TUovkiezQR
3. Barclays, Wells Fargo and Five Others Join BIS Project Agorá
@Barclays, @WellsFargo, @BMO, @CIBC, @RBC, @Scotiabank and @Rabobank joined @BIS_org Project Agorá. Private sector group now approaches 50 institutions across eight central banks. Five of Canada's big six banks now participating.
https://t.co/WFOsiOfhc2
4. ANZ Completes First Live Cross-Border Corporate Treasury Payment on Swift's Blockchain
@ANZ_AU became the first Australian bank on @SwiftCommunity's blockchain ledger, completing a live USD cross-border payment with BHP group, @Citi and Swift between Melbourne and New York. Tokenized deposits moving between banks invisibly to customers.
https://t.co/6GyzNfl7rF
5. Goldman Sachs Brings $100B Treasury Fund into Crypto's Institutional Rails via Lynq
@GoldmanSachs' $100B FTIXX Treasury fund is now accessible to institutional digital-asset firms through Lynq, with trades handled by @tZERO Securities. First outside fund on Lynq, keeping traditional structure intact without tokenization.
https://t.co/TlGtfZS79f
6. South Korea Advances Tokenized Securities Rules Ahead of February 2027
South Korea's FSC proposed detailed tokenized securities rules covering stocks, bonds, funds and fractional investment securities. KRW 4B equity capital requirement for issuers managing customer accounts. Retail OTC purchases capped at KRW 100M annually.
https://t.co/wLJR93lGlX
7. Morgan Stanley Opens Digital Asset Lab to Test DeFi Vaults
@MorganStanley created a Digital Asset Lab to test stablecoins, tokenization and DeFi tools in isolation before connecting to core systems. DeFi vaults are a key focus. Up to 270 projects a year pass through the bank's innovation labs.
https://t.co/V7dhbvJJ2x
#Capitalmarket #Digitalfinance #RWA #Tokenization
Tokenization is getting a lot of attention in Europe.
But how do you actually connect traditional asset management with tokenized assets, without leaving regulation and existing infrastructure behind?
The answer isn’t simply “put the asset on a blockchain.”
For institutions, the real work happens around it:
. investor onboarding
. KYC & AML
. order management
. registrar and custody
. post-issuance processes
. and, most importantly, the right regulatory framework for the asset being tokenized.
This is exactly the kind of gap @tokenforge is working to bridge.
And this is where things get interesting.
Not every tokenized asset falls under MiCAR. When you are tokenizing securities, other frameworks such as MiFID II, eWpG and applicable securities regulation can be much more relevant.
So the goal should should be to connect tokenized assets with the regulated infrastructure that already works.
That’s the part of tokenization that often gets overlooked.
And yes, there are still plenty of people who don’t like tokenization. 😄
That’s probably healthy.
Because the real question is whether it can make capital markets more efficient, more accessible and easier to operate, while staying fully compliant.
$TKFG