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The Bank of England does not experiment casually. Every initiative they launch is backed by years of research, layers of internal approval and a level of scrutiny that most organisations never experience. So when they selected Hedera as one of only two L1 networks for their DLT Innovation Challenge alongside Circle, HSBC and Chainlink, I stopped and read it three times. Thread 14 of Series 2. Here is what that selection actually means and why most people read it completely wrong 🧵

👀 The countdown is on for CLARITY Act. Behind closed doors, Senate lawmakers are negotiating final sticking points ahead of possible post-July 4 floor vote. With bipartisan talks ongoing and White House engaging law enforcement on the BRCA, next few weeks could shape future. https://t.co/s0SOgEYt5i

Some recent RWA Milestones worth noting: @RWAFoundation_ keeps you up to date with all things Real World Assets. You’re Go to RWA Hub. @onrefinance lending market crosses over $150 million on @kamino. @BNBCHAIN RWA value hits $4 billion @StellarOrg distributed RWA value hits a new ath of $2.79 billion. @solana RWA holders at an ATH of 283k+.

Tokenized treasuries & Tokenized credit league tables. Top 5 for credit: @maplefinance, @stokr_io, @centrifuge, @Securitize & @HastraFi. Top 5 for treasuries: @circle, @OndoFinance, @FTI_US, @Securitize & @centrifuge. Via @RWAFoundation_ & @RWA_xyz. https://t.co/bjO0Qgwq1L

Being in the eye, ie being covered comes down to one main thing: working with the right partners to get distribution everywhere. That means three things. Make sure your data is up to date and accurate. Make sure the public (retail) can actually see that data and see the progress of your chain, product, or projects. And accept the hard truth that most of you should know by now that people are lazy as shit. If the information isn't staring them in the face, the odds of them going down the rabbit hole to dig it out themselves? Slim to none. Distribution isn't a nice-to-have anymore. It's the whole game for asset tokenization.

Dan Tapiero His thesis AI agents won't be calling up JPMorgan for wires, they'll run on programmable money, smart contracts on blockchains. He's calling for thousands of trillions of agent-to-agent transactions within 5–10 years. ⏳ That's why a $50T crypto market looks conservative to him, not aggressive. 🔥 $XRP $BTC

Michael Saylor's $STRC is BLEEDING STRC is a preferred share Strategy issues that's designed to trade at $100 Right now it's down to $84, below the $90 it even launched at Buyers now demand a 13.7% yield to hold something built to pay 11.5%, and that gap is just pure market pricing The way they hold it near par is simple: when the price drops, they raise the dividend to pull buyers back in That worked while it stayed near $100 The problem is the cost. STRC already pays out over $1 BILLION a year That money comes from selling new STRC at par, or selling MSTR common at a premium, then using the cash to cover the dividends Both only work while the market is willing to pay up Now that STRC sits well below par, they've paused issuing it, and the same pressure eats into the premium on MSTR That leaves the $1.1 billion cash reserve, and selling Bitcoin, the one move Saylor swore he'd never make, which already started last month From here his options are thin Bitcoin pumping on its own reopens everything,