Opinion: The universal blockchain envisioned by BlackRock may refer to Ethereum
BlockBeats News, January 22, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink stated at the Davos World Economic Forum that tokenization is inevitable, and a universal blockchain is the future. If all investments are conducted on tokenized platforms, it will reduce costs and enable seamless capital flows between money market funds, stocks, and bonds.
“BTC OG Insider Whale” agent Garrett Jin commented that it is noteworthy that the universal blockchain Larry Fink refers to may imply Ethereum. BlackRock’s flagship tokenization fund BUIDL is built on Ethereum and supported by partners such as Securitize. This actually indicates that BlackRock is practicing Larry Fink’s vision of a “single universal blockchain” and positioning Ethereum as today’s leading institutional-grade real-world asset (RWA) tokenization infrastructure.
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