On the first episode of Tokenized, Simon Taylor, Head of Content & Strategy @ Sardine, and Cuy Sheffield, Head of Crypto @ Visa, are joined by Yuval Rooz, CEO of Digital Asset to discuss the launch of Canton Network, how crypto bridges to mainstream use cases and regulatory developments in the broader ecosystem.

Timestamps:

• 02:38 What is the Canton Network?
• 04:58 How far has tokenization come? What's the importance of the Canton Network?
• 09:26 How does the global synchroniser in Canton make assets make networks interoperable?
• 14:36 What is Canton coin? And how is the network being governed?
• 22:55 Fidelity International going live on TCN: Money market funds and other use cases
• 27:28 Tokenizing and transferring collateral vs connecting collateral to smart contracts
• 30:28 How will this change in collateral mobility impact the average person?
• 34:45 What are other use cases being built on the Canton Network?
• 37:22 SEC closes Ethereum 2.0 investigation: What does this mean for Ethereum and FIs exploring it?

This episode is brought to you by Visa

A world leader in digital payments, Visa is bridging the gap between traditional financial institutions and innovative blockchain networks, helping players in the payments ecosystem navigate the ever-evolving world of tokenized fiat currencies with confidence and ease. Learn more at visa.com/crypto.

This podcast is also supported by Digital Asset.

Digital Asset is excited to launch the Canton Network, a proven, trusted, and scaleable service that provides interoperability between institutional-grade tokenization platforms. The Global Synchronizer is now live, managed by Linux and institutions are actively using Canton Coin to manage the governance. No, the banks haven’t launched a token in the classic sense, this is much more interesting. They’ve done it to make all token networks interoperable. Find out more at canton.network