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The Protocol: Vana Introduces Token Standard for Data-Backed Assets

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EVM-Compatible Vana Blockchain Introduces New Token Standard for Data-Backed Digital Assets

The VRC-20 standard aims to boost trust and transparency in the market for data-backed digital assets.

Vana introduces the VRC-20 standard for data-backed tokens. (jensenartofficial/Pixabay)

Hashgraph Sees Q3 Debut for Hedera-Based Institutional Private Blockchain

HashSphere is designed to allow highly regulated institutions such as payment providers and asset managers to transact stablecoins and tokenized assets.

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World Liberty Financial-Labeled Tokens Spark Speculation of Trump-Backed Project's Stablecoin Launch

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Abu Dhabi’s ADGM and Chainlink Partner to Develop Compliant Tokenization Frameworks

The agreement will provide ADGM with access to Chainlink’s blockchain tools and enable regulatory discussions on blockchain, AI, and other emerging technologies.

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Bitcoin DeFi Expansion Faces Fork Dilemma as Developers Explore ZK Proofs

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