Disrupting Traditional Finance! The Libre platform brings the assets of giants like BlackRock and Nomura into the blockchain. Recently, the fully chain-tokenized platform Libre announced partnerships with several top asset management companies to bring their fund products to the Injective network. This move marks a deep integration of traditional finance and blockchain technology, providing investors with a new way to allocate assets. Institutional funds flow into the blockchain. The Libre platform aims to support the tokenization of 'real-world assets' by collaborating with well-known asset management firms such as BlackRock, Brevan Howard, and Hamilton Lane, providing qualified investors access to on-chain hedge funds, private credit, and money market products. The first batch of products includes 'receipt tokens' linked to the BlackRock money market fund, as well as market-neutral digital asset strategies from Nomura's Laser Digital. Additionally, Libre plans to launch a tokenized version of Hamilton Lane's SCOPE senior credit fund. These products not only offer investors more choices but also achieve greater transparency and security through blockchain technology. The advantages of tokenization allow investors to more easily enter the secondary market and utilize their held assets for further operations such as portfolio margining, collateralization, and other programmable tasks. Libre stated in the announcement: 'This collaboration enables institutional and qualified investors to access a range of regulated on-chain investment funds.' Whitelisted users who meet compliance and onboarding requirements can also access 'underlying institutional-grade assets' in a 'transparent and secure manner.' Cross-chain interoperability Injective is a Layer 1 network based on Cosmos, designed to support cross-chain exchanges between different blockchain architectures. Libre also provides cross-chain messaging tools to 'seamlessly interoperate between chains.' For example, Injective offers 'plug-and-play modules' for DeFi, as well as compliance solutions such as 'allow lists' to ensure that only authorized entities can trade or transfer assets. The Libre Gateway also plans to introduce third-party on-chain vaults where users can lock assets and receive corresponding 'receipt tokens' that can be used elsewhere. This cross-chain interoperability offers investors greater flexibility and convenience. Future Outlook