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DeFi: those who ignore this movement that could amount to trillions of dollars risk missing out on the biggest technological leap since the internet.
The boundary between the traditional financial system (TradFi) and the decentralized world (DeFi) is becoming increasingly blurred, and this time, with the endorsement of one of the largest banking institutions in the world.
In a recent move, JPMorgan successfully tested synchronized settlement technology (SPL - Synchronized Settlement Protocol) using Chainlink's infrastructure along with Coinbase's Base blockchain.
This experiment represents an important step towards the tokenization of bank deposits and demonstrates how assets from the traditional financial system can be used programmatically and securely within blockchain environments.
During the test, JPMorgan's blockchain-based deposits were used to conduct transactions between different networks, orchestrated in a synchronized manner by Chainlink, demonstrating a functional mechanism for instant and secure settlements in multichain environments.
Sergey Nazarov, co-founder of Chainlink, stated that this is a "very early sign" of an inevitable trend: major banks connecting institutional capital to digital markets. For him, this integration is no longer a distant hypothesis but an emerging reality that is accelerating in light of greater regulatory clarity in the United States, a factor that has increasingly encouraged institutional players to explore DeFi solutions in a strategic and secure manner.
In addition to the possibilities in DeFi, the very process of tokenizing real-world assets (Real World Assets, or RWA) emerges as an opportunity of incalculable value. Estimated by analysts as a multitrillion-dollar market, the RWA sector could completely transform the liquidity of assets such as real estate, debt securities, and equity stakes by converting them into tokens with automated trading and real-time settlements.
JPMorgan's pilot is not an isolated case, but rather part of a growing narrative: the migration of traditional institutions to on-chain solutions.
As infrastructure improves, regulation becomes clearer, and the benefits of blockchain technology are perceived beyond the hype, we are on the brink of a new hybrid financial era that is connected and increasingly decentralized.
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