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LCX Tokenizes Gold, Silver, Platinum: A New Era for Assets?

LCX Tokenizes Gold, Silver, Platinum: A New Era for Assets?

• Facts

Organizational tokenization LCX, the Liechtenstein-based crypto exchange, is best known for its new tokenization framework focused on bringing precious metals to the blockchain. This change immediately expands gold, silver, and platinum to the digital space. Now, retail and institutional investors alike have an unprecedented opportunity to access these traditionally stable...

LCX Unveils Tokenization Framework for Precious Metals

LCX Unveils Tokenization Framework for Precious Metals

• NFT Drops

Liechtenstein-based blockchain platform LCX has introduced a comprehensive new end-to-end tokenization framework. This updated system makes it easier for users to gain exposure to precious metals through the digital asset space. This innovative system centers around three new utility tokens: LCX Gold (LCXG), LCX Silver (LCXS), and LCX Platinum (LCXP)....

LCX's Gold Tokens: A Regulatory Game Changer or Fool's Gold?

LCX's Gold Tokens: A Regulatory Game Changer or Fool's Gold?

• Commentary

LCX’s new tokenization framework, and it’s promise of digital access to gold, silver and platinum through utility tokens, has landed. Before you run out and load up your portfolio with LCXG, LCXS, and LCXP, hold up. Is this really democratizing access to precious metals? Is this just an attention grabbing...

Japan's Bitcoin Revolution: A Boon for Artists and Web3 Creators?

Is Japan on the verge of accidentally unleashing a tsunami of creative destruction and financial liberation onto the rest of the emerging markets? I know this seems like a tall order, but hear me out. Japan’s regulatory change to officially recognize Bitcoin as a financial product. This step is a...

5 Ways This Crypto Bill Empowers Southeast Asian Artists, Not Wall Street

Let’s be honest, when you hear about crypto regulation, your first thought probably isn't Southeast Asian artists finding new avenues for creative expression. Surely visions of Wall Street honchos and inscrutable derivatives dance in your head. Well, what if I told you that the Senate’s Banking Committee just released their...

Crypto's 'Light-Touch' Regulation Gamble Will It Protect You?

The Senate Committee’s proposed “light-touch” regulatory framework for crypto is a long high-stakes poker game. Are we all truly holding a winning hand, or are we collectively bluffing our way into a future financial crisis? It’s a question every investor, every innovator, and frankly, every citizen should want to know....

Trump Jr. at KBW2025: Web3's Mainstream Moment?

Donald Trump Jr.’s scheduled keynote address at KBW2025 is raising eyebrows and inspiring intense discussion across the Web3 ecosystem. He’s just a high-profile guy shaking things up in the crypto world. His presence further exemplifies the increasing importance of blockchain technology and its potential to revolutionize the traditional economy. Does...

Trump Jr. at KBW2025: Web3's Punk Rock Moment or Sellout?

Or I think about Nandar, a wonderful Burmese artist that I met in Yangon, sharing with me her latest NFT collection. Each work exploded with vivid imagery, bravely fighting back against the junta’s repressive hold. She began selling them directly to supporters around the world, allowing her to cleverly sidestep...

KBW2025: Is Trump Jr. Web3's Trojan Horse or its Savior?

Donald Trump Jr. at Korea Blockchain Week? It's a head-scratcher, isn't it? About as easy as locating a MAGA hat at a Burning Man soirée. Before we put this down as just another short-lived publicity stunt, let’s take a closer look at what this could IoTally Web3 means. Cynical ploy...

Schiff's Crypto Ban: Is He Protecting Us or Silencing Innovation?

Senator Adam Schiff's proposed crypto ban, the COIN Act, aimed at preventing the President (read: Donald Trump) from dabbling in digital assets, raises a critical question: Is this genuine protection against corruption, or a veiled attempt to stifle innovation, especially for emerging markets? Let's be real, the optics are terrible....