JPMorgan Looking to Bring DeFi Yields to Non-Crypto Assets via Tokenization
Wall Steet behemoth JPMorgan has reportedly found a way that enables DeFi developers to leverage the yield-generating potential of non-crypto assets. JPMorgan Could Bring DeFi Yields to Non-Crypto Assets According to a Coindesk report published June 11, JPMorgan hinted that it has found a way to bring trillions of dollars of tokenized assets to DeFi. At Consensus 2022 in Austin, Texas, Tyrone Lobban, head of Onyx Digital Assets at JPMorgan told Coindesk the banks institutional-grade DeFi plans and highlighted the amount of value in tokenized assets waiting to be poured into the DeFi landscape. He said: “Over time, we think tokenizing U.S. Treasurys or money market fund shares, for example, means these could all potentially be used as collateral in DeFi pools. The overall goal is to bring these trillions of dollars of assets into DeFi, so that we can use these new mechanisms for trading, borrowing [and] lending, but with the scale of institutional assets.” For the uninitiated, institutional DeFi differs from retail DeFi in that the former typically requires users to pass certain know-your-customer (KYC) strictures to benefit from the underlying digital assets permissionless pools. To date, several leading DeFi protocols have unveiled their institutional-grade DeFi solutions such as Aave Arc, Compound Treasury, and