DLT in Financial Markets – From Pilots to Practice and Industry Perspectives
summary
Panelists claim blockchain moves from lab to production with concrete wins: Hyperlquid hitting ~350 billion USD/month (2.5 trillion over two years) as a noncustodial perpetuals venue, 21X enabling atomic trade-and-settle on-chain, and infrastructure scaling like Solana Jupiter promising ~1M TPS. They report tokenized securities pilots, stablecoins driving cross‑border payments and corporate treasury use, and regulatory friction—MiCA overrestricts stablecoins in Europe while US frameworks accelerate market-ready tokenization. Adoption stalls on onboarding, custody rules and fragmented supervision.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00DLT in financial markets intro
- 1:01DLT innovations and success factors
- 3:51Stable coins and market infrastructure
- 6:18Regulation impact on adoption
- 10:08Europe’s stable coin regulation
- 15:48DLT adoption barriers and solutions
- 23:40Call to action for policy makers
- 26:27Public blockchains and stable coin strategies
- 28:09Closing remarks
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