On-Chain Equities and Nigeria's $115B Stock Boom
by Abiodun Oladokun Abiodun is a crypto and on-chain research analyst with a specific focus on Africa. Nigeria'
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Can On-Chain Equities unlock Nigeria's Stock Boom? Record equity tokens plus UK stocks turned into tokens: The Intersection (#28)
Welcome to another weekly letter (#28) from TheIntersection team. In this issue: 1. News: Payward and LSE look to turn
What can TradFi learn from DeFi?
by John Gray As traditional financial institutions rush to integrate DeFi-native ideas, we unpack the symbiotic relationship between the
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SS&C to push deeper into tokens… at some point
by Damian Black Financial and healthcare technology firm SS&C Technologies has declared ambitious plans to allow digital cash
How has Kelp changed the conversation around DeFi risk?
by John Gray A line has been drawn under the Kelp DAO exploit: the post-mortems have been published, the
Cyber risk redux, plus the LSE goes 24/5, but preps for 24/7: The Intersection (#25)
Welcome to the summer double issue (#25) from TheIntersection team - our next issue will be out in two weeks'
The realistic alternative to fiat currencies?
By Damien Black With Western democracies struggling to balance the books, many in DeFi are calling for new ways to
Tokenization: redefining City culture
by Damien Black If tokenisation digitises everything, what happens to the culture of finance? The Square Mile in London and
Does DeFi have a security problem? The Kelp Exploit
by John Gray One of the biggest heists in DeFi history took place earlier this year. The story received little
Tokens For All?
By Damian Black Tokenisation for everything, everywhere. That’s what some pundits are starting to talk about. In this view,
Tokens for all? Stocks blast off, plus BoE softens stablecoin stance: The Intersection Weekly (#20)
Welcome to the weekly letter (#20) from TheIntersection team. Our aim is simple: to decode and deconstruct the world of
Asset-backed to the future: Blockbuster summer debate over stablecoins heats up at central banks
Bailey and Lagarde among the star names speaking on the future of regulation for a $300bn asset class, as a