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Carlos Domingo Reveals Securitize's Multi-Chain Strategy for Revolutionizing Payments Chains

Carlos Domingo Reveals Securitize's Multi-Chain Strategy for Revolutionizing Payments Chains

In a recent clip shared on X by The Rollup, Rob from The Rollup and Carlos Domingo, founder of Securitize, dive into the company's multi-chain strategy. This discussion comes from Episode 2 of "Money Moves Fast," a series focusing on rapid developments in the digital assets space.

Multi-chain, for those new to the term, refers to supporting and operating across multiple blockchain networks rather than being tied to just one. This allows for greater interoperability, meaning assets can move more freely between different chains, potentially reducing fees and increasing accessibility.

In the clip, Carlos echoes sentiments from Jeremy Allaire, CEO of Circle (the company behind USDC stablecoin), emphasizing the importance of expanding the overall market. He states, "I kind of agree with what @jerallaire was saying that the purpose is to increase the pie, not just to create a closed ecosystem for our assets."

This philosophy is particularly relevant in today's crypto landscape, where fragmentation between chains can limit growth. For meme token enthusiasts, this multi-chain mindset could mean easier cross-chain trading and liquidity for popular memes like those inspired by political figures or viral trends—think tokens that appear in live tickers during such discussions, such as TRUMP.

Securitize, a leader in tokenizing real-world assets (RWAs), is applying this approach to payments chains. RWAs are traditional assets like stocks or real estate represented as tokens on the blockchain, making them easier to trade and own fractionally. By going multi-chain, Securitize aims to make these tokenized securities available on various networks, potentially integrating with fast-payment focused chains that could benefit meme token ecosystems as well.

The conversation highlights a shift towards collaboration in blockchain, moving away from siloed systems. As Carlos points out, the goal is growth for everyone, not just proprietary gains.

For blockchain practitioners and meme token traders alike, this signals exciting times ahead. Multi-chain strategies could lead to more robust liquidity pools and innovative use cases, blending serious finance with the fun, fast-paced world of memes.

Check out the full episode on The Rollup's platforms for more in-depth discussions on digital assets.

Screenshot from Money Moves Fast EP 2 featuring Carlos Domingo

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