Bolsa de Valores de Londres está explorando tecnologia Blockchain: FT
- O London Stock Exchange Group está explorando a integração da tecnologia blockchain.
- A empresa concedeu um ano para investigar e lançar uma plataforma de negociação alimentada por blockchain.
- The LSEG is “definitely not building anything around crypto assets, said Murray Roos, a top-level exec.
- A Nasdaq anunciou planos para lançar um serviço de custódia de criptomoedas, mas suspendeu seus planos.
The London Stock Exchange (LSE) has announced that it is currently exploring the viability and usefulness of blockchain technology and aims to debut “an end-to-end digital market ecosystem to raise and transfer capital across asset classes.” The LSE Group is the latest entity to display crypto and blockchain-friendly ambitions, and it seems that the fundamentals cannot be more clear.
Conforme um relatório from the Financial Times, Murray Roos, the head of capital markets at the London Stock Exchange Group, confirmed that the firm has given itself a year to look into the possibility of launching a blockchain-powered trading venue. While it was confirmed that the 300-year-old stock exchange is “definitely not building anything around cryptoassets,” the LSE Group is considering the integration of blockchain technology.
“The idea is to use digital technology to make a process that is slicker, smoother, cheaper, and more transparent, and to have it regulated,” Roos said.
Também é importante mencionar aqui que a Bolsa de Valores de Londres não quer nada com criptografia, mas quer que a tecnologia que alimenta o Bitcoin e outras criptomoedas aumente a eficiência das transações tradicionais de ativos, incluindo compra, venda e custódia.
The new venture will be led by Julia Hoggett, the head of one of the units within the broader London Stock Exchange group, as per the Financial Times. Roos confirmed that his firm has reached an “inflection point” and has opted to advance plans for integrating blockchain technology.
Roos further added that if everything goes as planned, the LSE Group would become the first large global stock exchange to offer an “end-to-end” blockchain-powered ecosystem to investors.
“The ultimate goal is a global platform that allows participants in all jurisdictions to be able to interact with people in other jurisdictions completely abiding by rules, laws, and regulations, potentially multiple jurisdictions simultaneously, which is something that hasn’t been possible in an analogue world.”
Curiosamente, a Nasdaq também revelou planos para lançar uma solução de custódia criptográfica, mas decidiu suspender os desenvolvimentos devido à incerteza regulatória nos Estados Unidos. Os membros da indústria apelaram à eleição de candidatos republicanos para leis pró-cripto.
Jornalista cripto com mais de 3 anos de experiência em DeFi, NFT, metaverso, etc. Parth trabalhou com grandes meios de comunicação no mundo cripto e financeiro e ganhou experiência e conhecimento em cultura criptográfica depois de sobreviver a mercados de baixa e alta ao longo dos anos.
