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1/ Crypto theft hit a record $8.6B in 2026 through October. Most onchain assets are bearer instruments: steal the key, own the asset. Superstate-tokenized assets work differently. Here’s how we protect your assets onchain: superstate.com/newsroom/how-s…

Most onchain assets are bearer instruments. Whoever holds the key owns the asset. Superstate-tokenized shares are different. Ownership is recorded by a transfer agent, not tied to a key. Securities have always worked this way. Now they can onchain too. Jim Hiltner @HiltnerJim Nov 5 Unfortunately, the recent spate of hacks in crypto are making protocols, exchanges, vaults, etc. think more about the inherent protections that RWAs provide for onchain markets. I've been saying it for a while now and my conviction is stronger than ever - DeFi has an existential

Your fund goes onchain. Your administrator, custodian, and ops team stay the same. FundOS is the tech and compliance layer in between. Learn more: superstate.com/fundos

Tokenized assets have grown 930% in three years. Once onchain, securities shouldn’t sit idle. Funds and equities tokenized via Superstate work in onchain finance, compliance built in. superstate.com/integrations Token Terminal 📊 @tokenterminal Nov 3 Tokenized assets excluding stablecoins total $46.1B in onchain market cap, up 930% over the past 3y U.S. T-bills lead at $12.9B, followed by yield strategies ($11.8B) and credit funds ($5.6B) Together, these three categories account for 66% of the total

"Fundamentally, it's superior." @rleshner on @NYSE Live on how tokenization changes the shareholder experience.