Franklin Templeton has announced a proposal to transition to a blockchain-first infrastructure, aiming to replace traditional internal records with public blockchains as shared utility ledgers. This strategic shift involves using wallets instead of conventional accounts, facilitating asset transfers, settlement, and interoperability across platforms. The firm emphasizes native blockchain issuance over digital twins, aligning its long-term operations with public network standards.
Franklin Templeton Proposes Blockchain-First Infrastructure
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