The former profession of Binance Ryan Horn has joined the advisory council of Hilbert Group, a manager of digital assets listed in Sweden, to support the deployment of Syntetika, its ONCHAIN platform for assets and token funds. At Binance, Horn has obtained high -level partnerships, including an agreement with football star Cristiano Ronaldo.
Hilbert Group manages investment products focused on cryptocurrencies for institutional and professional investors. Thanks to algorithmic trading strategies, it applies a traditional asset management structure to digital asset markets, in particular regulated surveillance and fund governance.
Syntetika, now in development, will issue and exchange token funds under regulatory supervision. It will incorporate the zero knowledge system of Galactica to verify users without exposing personal information and give investors access to Tokenized to the Hilbert group’s investment strategies.
In a press release on Tuesday, Hilbert’s CEO Barnali Biswal said that Horn’s goal was “to unite token economies with tangible results”.
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The race in Tokenize traditional active ingredients
Regulatory executives in the United States and Europe provide greater clarity on digital asset markets, traditional financial companies are traveling to the web3 through tokenization, while crypto-native companies are developing in conventional markets by tokenizing actions, obligations and other titles.
On the tradfi side, in July, Goldman Sachs and Bny Mellon announced its intention to offer customers of institutional customers of the tokenized money market with a follow -up of ownership based on blockchain and a 24/7 regulation.
The same month, the French fintech Spiko raised $ 22 million to extend access to the money market funds to the token in the United States and the EU, and the Multi-Active Crowding Etoro said that it would launch tokenized versions of 100 popular popular stocks as ERC-20 tokens on Ethereum.
Crypto-native and hybrid platforms have also entered the traditional markets this summer.
In June 2025, Robinhood launched a blockchain platform based on arbitrum to offer American actions and FNB tokenized to European investors. This decision has been the subject of a legal examination in Europe as to whether its tokenized actions with property rights or fall into a regulatory gray area.
At the end of June 2025, Coinbase filed with the SEC in the United States for approval to offer token grants, which would bring actions on blockchain in regulated executives.
Still in June, more than 60 tokenized American actions were broadcast via the Backed Finance XSTOCKS platform on Kraken and Bybit, allowing access based on Blockchain to Blue Actions.
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