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Ondo, Block Street Link Liquidity

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Ondo Finance announced integration with Block Street on Sept. 3 to “unlock global liquidity” for tokenized assets and ETFs, Yahoo Finance reported. The deal connects Ondo’s tokenized securities with Block Street’s trading rails so investors can access deeper markets and faster settlement on-chain.

Block Street, which describes platform as a permissionless, unified liquidity layer for tokenized stocks, will plug into Ondo’s distribution and partners. Ondo’s broader effort to bring public-market assets on-chain was earlier outlined plan through its Global Markets program and Ondo Chain.

“What stablecoins did for dollars, Ondo Global Markets will do for securities,” said Nathan Allman, founder and CEO of Ondo Finance. He added that the goal is to make access broader while keeping trusted settlement links to traditional venues.

Tokenization turns rights in assets, like stocks or funds, into many small digital shares on a blockchain. It can cut minimum tickets, speed up trading, and improve transparency. For platforms, it can also automate interest or dividends and help match buyers and sellers across borders. Regulators still require clear investor protections and checks before wide use.

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