Tether moves forward with its Hadron asset tokenization initiative by registering the trademark in Russia, locking in protection through October 2035. This strategic step signals the company's commitment to expanding tokenization infrastructure across different jurisdictions. The filing underscores growing momentum in bringing real-world assets onto blockchain networks—a trend reshaping how institutions approach digital finance. USDt's presence in this development reflects Tether's broader vision of making asset tokenization more accessible and compliant globally.
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UncleLiquidation
· 01-12 10:46
Hey, Hadron is doing well with this step. Tether has finally taken RWA seriously. But the registration in Russia... this opportunity is a bit interesting🤔
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FOMOmonster
· 01-11 06:55
Has hadron registered in Russia? Teda is going global, really placing a bet.
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YieldChaser
· 01-11 06:51
Hadron is really about to take off. Teda's registration process is until 2035. This is a big strategic move.
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CryptoMotivator
· 01-11 06:51
Hadrone is back with new tricks to harvest profits, really treating RWA as the savior.
Tether moves forward with its Hadron asset tokenization initiative by registering the trademark in Russia, locking in protection through October 2035. This strategic step signals the company's commitment to expanding tokenization infrastructure across different jurisdictions. The filing underscores growing momentum in bringing real-world assets onto blockchain networks—a trend reshaping how institutions approach digital finance. USDt's presence in this development reflects Tether's broader vision of making asset tokenization more accessible and compliant globally.