2026-01-09 04:21:18

The integration of traditional finance and on-chain world is accelerating. Imagine a scenario where EU bonds can be traded directly on the blockchain — this is no longer a fantasy. According to the latest news, the DuskTrade project is collaborating deeply with NPEX in the Netherlands, planning to officially launch in 2026, bringing over €300 million of traditional assets onto the chain.

What does this mean? For investors, tokenized bonds can offer higher liquidity and more convenient trading experiences. For the market, this is a genuine exploration of compliance — not reckless growth, but advancing financial innovation within regulatory frameworks. Strict regulatory regions like the EU and the Netherlands are involved, indicating that this model can stand the test.

From digital assets to on-chain traditional assets, and then to cross-border compliant trading, this pathway is becoming clearer. The future financial market may look like this — seamless flow between on-chain and off-chain.

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MEVHunter_9000

· 7h ago

300 million Europeans are really coming, see you in 2026 for the real show --- "Compliance" and "regulatory framework"—they sound good, but can they really be implemented? --- The Dutch involvement indicates Europe is serious, but I still want to see how long it can last --- Tokenizing bonds? The liquidity is indeed tempting, but I'm worried it might just be all talk --- Seamless on-chain and off-chain circulation—I've heard this too many times. No rush to boast until 2026

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CountdownToBroke

· 7h ago

300 million euros on the chain? Alright, I'll just watch quietly to see if it turns yellow in 2026.

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GateUser-75ee51e7

· 19h ago

2026 still feels so far away. Can we set up a testnet first so we can have some fun?

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StablecoinSkeptic

· 01-09 04:45

300 million euro bonds on the blockchain? They won't go live until 2026, and by then who knows what kind of surprises will pop up... Real liquidity still depends on trading depth, not just tokenization. Being friendly to regulators is easy to talk about, but how about actually pushing it forward? Let's wait until it really goes live; who dares to guarantee there won't be any issues? Compliance is one thing, but will the transaction fees skyrocket? It's more hype than substance, just typical corporate marketing. While 300 million euros sounds like a lot, can the blockchain really handle that volume? That's a bit questionable. I don't deny the direction is correct, but I have my doubts about the timeline. Honestly, it's still about making a big splash; whether actual users will buy into it is another matter.

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bridge_anxiety

· 01-09 04:32

300 million euros? Still have to wait until 2026, don't get too excited yet. Whether DuskTrade is reliable depends on whether they can actually deliver in the future. Will EU approval really mean compliance? I doubt it. Is this time serious or just another new trick to harvest retail investors? Good liquidity sounds nice, but who will take the other side?

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StablecoinAnxiety

· 01-09 04:30

Wait, 300 million euros won't go live until 2026? This progress... it looks a bit uncertain to me. Are the Dutch reliable? Compliance is good, but how much longer until the actual trading day? For such large assets on the chain, can security really be guaranteed? Hey, compared to DuskTrade, I'm more concerned about when I can cash out... It's another innovation within the regulatory framework, but it always feels like we're still being constrained.

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MainnetDelayedAgain

· 01-09 04:27

Launching in 2026? That's still two full years from now. Let's mark this date first, and then we can count how many times it has been delayed later.

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