by Jake ClaverQuant, XDC, and Overledger Tokenise: tokenization moving into regulated markets
Here the focus is Quant, XDC, and Overledger Tokenise, which show tokenization taking concrete institutional form. Every part of it traces back to a named, primary source.
The Asset Is Moving Onchain
This material points to real-world assets being packaged for digital settlement or collateral use. Supporting material comes from the Quant release notes PDF and the Quant Overledger 2.2.8 XDC support. Quant Overledger 2.2.9 release, an announcement from the organizations involved, states it directly:
> Overledger 2.2.9 This release introduces the beta phase of Overledger Tokenise, Quant’s platform to deploy QRC20 (ERC20 compatible) tokens onto the Ethereum, Polygon and XDC MainNets. Release 2.2.9 also supports XDC network MainNet, a hybrid network designed for enterprise use, and connects the Bitcoin network to v.23. We will be extending Tokenise later this year with new capabilities for QRC20 tokens and other token types.
What This Means For XDC
What it changes for the XDC Network ecosystem: tokenized assets can give an ecosystem a clearer role in capital markets, from issuance through settlement.
From The Source
Receipts For The Tokenization Thread
- Quant Overledger 2.2.9 release: https://quant.network/news/overledger-2-2-9-introduces-tokenise-beta/
- Quant release notes PDF: https://quant.network/assets/uploads/2023/04/Quant_ReleaseNotes_OVL_V2.2.9.pdf
- Quant Overledger 2.2.8 XDC support: https://quant.network/news/overledger-2-2-8-adds-support-for-xdc-and-new-ethereum-ropsten-proof-of-stake-test-network/
