2026-01-10 15:20:23

Recently, there has been an interesting collaboration case—Dusk Network teamed up with Chainlink and NPEX to do something new in the on-chain circulation of compliant securities.

In simple terms, they used Chainlink's Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) and data streaming services to successfully tokenize over 200 million euros of regulated securities. This is not just a technical stack; the key is that it truly solves several stubborn issues in traditional securities cross-market trading—low trading efficiency, high fees, and complex compliance certification.

The CCIP solution ensures the security of cross-chain asset transfers, Chainlink's data streams provide tamper-proof price information, and combined with Dusk's own "single reliable data source" design, it forms a relatively complete solution. For institutions, they can access this compliant cross-chain trading system without overturning existing systems; for investors, there are more asset allocation options.

Against the backdrop of the European MiCA regulations, such cross-chain compliant solutions are becoming a key bridge between traditional finance and Web3. It seems that the on-chain securities circulation from concept to practical application is really accelerating.

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MintMaster

· 3h ago

200 million euros? This is really no longer toy level; traditional finance is starting to take on-chain circulation seriously.

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TestnetScholar

· 16h ago

Alright, 200 million euros on the chain, this is really no small feat. Hey, Chainlink is back with cross-chain, is CCIP really that powerful? This time it seems to be getting interesting, solving compliance and efficiency together. Wait, is this a signal that traditional finance is accepting Web3? After MiCA arrived, the situation indeed changed. 200 million euros... is this a big number? Basically, it's no longer just hype; institutions are actually using it. Dusk's coordination this time was pretty good, didn't expect that. Feels like on-chain securities are about to take off... Oh my god, it's finally not just a concept. Cross-chain security is really a tough problem; have they solved it?

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MemeEchoer

· 16h ago

Oh, this is the real shovel business. Traditional finance finally can't sit still anymore. Chainlink has done it again and again; why does everything have to be cleaned up by it? 2 billion euros sounds impressive, but we don't really know how it will be used yet. With MiCA coming, everyone is obedient. Compliance is now truly appealing. If the data source system gets attacked, it will be a joke. If institutions were really easy to integrate, they would have already rushed in. Let's see who will be the first to take the plunge. Ultimately, securities tokenization still relies on traditional financial logic. What can Web3 change? I've never believed in cross-chain security issues. Let's wait and see. It's crucial to see when European innovations will reach us.

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GraphGuru

· 16h ago

Finally, someone has streamlined the complex processes of traditional finance. This is what Web3 should be doing. Chainlink has once again proven its worth, but the key is Dusk's approach—truly understanding compliance. 200 million euros—two years ago, that would have been unthinkable. With the introduction of MiCA, Europe has surprisingly become a leader in this area. Interesting. No hype, no hype—this time, real problems have been solved. Institutions have no reason not to participate; the barrier to entry has been lowered directly. Cross-chain security has always been a pitfall, but the CCIP solution looks promising. I'm just worried that future regulations might introduce new tricks. This is probably the future of RWA—on-chain securities circulation is inevitable.

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SeeYouInFourYears

· 16h ago

€200 million tokenization, this is the right way for RWA to play Chainlink's move is indeed solid, the combination of CCIP+Oracle is well executed By the way, if MiCA really gets implemented, can traditional financial institutions still operate off-chain? That small platform NPEX suddenly rose up, haven't heard of it But honestly, compliance sounds good in theory, when it comes to trading, liquidity still matters Dusk timed it perfectly, Europe is really in need of something like this right now Is cross-chain security reliable, or is it just another hype?

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AlwaysAnon

· 16h ago

Really? A volume of 200 million euros has emerged, now traditionalists also have to take a serious look. Chainlink has once again proven its worth, handling compliance and cross-chain solutions together—pretty impressive. Finally, institutions are willing to get involved, no need to dismantle old systems and start over—this is the real bridge. With MiCA coming out, on-chain securities seem to have truly come to life.

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SatoshiChallenger

· 16h ago

Interesting, another "complete solution"... Data shows that the last project to boast like this is still in liquidation. Ironically, genuine institutional users never buy into this cross-chain narrative; they only care about liquidity and costs, not technical stacking. 200 million euros sounds like a lot, but what percentage does it represent of the European securities market? That’s the key data. Objectively speaking, MiCA is about regulation, not a savior... Don’t treat compliance as a growth engine. Looking at historical lessons, every time they say "this time is different," are the results really different?

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