Australian Digital Asset Firm Adopts 'Collateral Mirroring' for Institutional Crypto 🇦🇺

An Australian digital asset firm, Jelly C, has joined a new collateral mirroring program, enhancing the safety and efficiency of institutional crypto trading. This program lets Standard Chartered, a global investment bank, manage asset custody.

Jelly C is using Franklin Templeton’s tokenized money market fund (TMMF) as off-exchange collateral for trading on OKX. It allows them to trade securely while using "mirrored" capital instead of holding funds in a third-party wallet. The move is aimed at boosting capital efficiency and aligning digital asset investing with the safety standards of traditional finance 🔒.

CEO Michael Prendiville highlighted growing institutional demand for crypto solutions that leverage traditional banking infrastructure. This new approach is making digital asset trading safer and more efficient for large-scale investors in Australia 🌏.

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