{"id":2779,"date":"2026-05-01T16:00:08","date_gmt":"2026-05-01T13:00:08","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.lojistiknakliye.com\/?p=2779"},"modified":"2026-05-01T16:00:08","modified_gmt":"2026-05-01T13:00:08","slug":"iran-savasi-ve-hurmuz-bogazinin-bozulmasi-wall-streetin-7-24-tokenize-piyasalara-kaymasina-neden-oldu","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.lojistiknakliye.com\/en\/iran-savasi-ve-hurmuz-bogazinin-bozulmasi-wall-streetin-7-24-tokenize-piyasalara-kaymasina-neden-oldu\/","title":{"rendered":"Iran war and Strait of Hormuz\u2019 deterioration caused Wall Street\u2019 to shift to tokenized markets 24\/7"},"content":{"rendered":"

With Wall Street institutions increasingly adopting perpetual futures contracts and tokenized real-world assets to navigate the global economy 24\/7, the financial world is undergoing a fundamental transformation.<\/p>\n

According to industry experts, the elimination of contract expiration dates and the emergence of instant \u201catomic\u201d settlement are redefining the market's interest, especially as crypto-native platforms continue to lead price discovery during the weekend's increasingly geopolitical crises.<\/p>\n

The convergence of these technologies shows that the boundary between traditional finance and blockchain-based infrastructure is narrowing.<\/p>\n

Wall Street desks, multi-strategy allocators, and macro funds are now actively exploring these digital-local structures because they solve deep-rooted operational problems inherent in standard overdue contracts.<\/p>\n

This transition is not only a technological upgrade, but also a response to how global markets are now functioning in real time.<\/p>\n

Theo\u2019's Chief Investment Officer, Iggy Ioppe, announced that the move to Euronews\u2019e 24\/7 operations is no longer optional.<\/p>\n

To meet this new demand, Theo is developing financial products and partnering with major financial institutions such as the British multinational bank Standard Chartered.<\/p>\n

Ioppe, \u201cIt's not a matter of preference, it's becoming a structural imperative. We saw this clearly during the closing of the Strait of Hormuz\u2019. Traditional markets were dark during the weekend, and tokenized gold and oil were the only transparent, continuous trading venues that reflected the demand for real-time safe havens, \u201d said.<\/p>\n

Speaking to Euronews\u2019e, Andrei Grachev, Managing Partner of leading cryptocurrency market producer DWF Labs\u2019, also emphasized the importance of these events for the wider market.<\/p>\n

Grachev, \u201cThe clearest example was this year's February 28, \u2019. The United States and Israel announced Saturday morning that \u2019 would attack Iran, \u2019's nuclear facilities, and all major exchanges (CME, NYMEX, ICE) were closed. Traders immediately moved to decentralized perpetual futures platforms for oil, gold and silver.\u201d<\/p>\n

When traditional venues eventually reopened, they had to capture price levels already set on the chain, highlighting a change where primary price formation took place.<\/p>\n

An IMF report on tokenized finance released this month also highlighted that the transition to digital native assets represents a \u201c structural restructuring of the global financial infrastructure.<\/p>\n

The study, written by Tobias Adrian, warns that atomic placement and programmability significantly improve capital efficiency, while also eliminating the temporal buffers that banks and regulators rely on during times when the market is stressed.<\/p>\n

The report argues that in order for these markets to scale securely and prevent dangerous fragmentation, they must rely on \u2019, a public anchor of trust, especially through the implementation of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC\u201cs).<\/p>\n

Without such sovereign payment assets, the IMF warns that the excessive speed of tokenized systems could cause liquidity crises to happen instantly, potentially leading to gradual liquidations that exceed the ability of human authorities to intervene.<\/p>\n

Grachev, Euronews\u2019e said: The market infrastructure that supports always-on tokenized trading still meets the demands it creates, and the difference between product capacity and operational readiness is currently one of the least appreciated risks in the field.\u201c<\/p>\n

What are tokenized real-world assets?<\/b><\/p>\n

In the financial world, real-world assets, often abbreviated as RWA\u2019s, are essentially any physical or traditional asset that exists outside the digital blockchain space.<\/p>\n

This includes gold and other metals, real estate, oil and other commodities, as well as financial products such as government bonds and company shares.<\/p>\n

In the context of modern markets, these assets are being \u201ctokenized\u201d; This means that their values and property rights are converted into a virtual token on a blockchain. It may be helpful to think of it as a digital receipt that lives in a secure and global ledger, representing a specific part or all of the asset.<\/p>\n

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink has been one of the loudest advocates of this technological change, and in his 2026-year letter to investors, \u2019 stated that \u201ctokenization can help accelerate the future by updating the installation of the financial system and making investments easier to make, trade, and access.<\/p>\n

To support this vision, BlackRock aggressively turned to the field with the launch of the BUIDL fund, which tokenizes U.S. Treasury bonds on a public blockchain and has already reached nearly $3 billion (\u20ac2.44 billion) in assets under management.<\/p>\n

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BlackRock CEO Larry Fink, January 2026\u2019da Davos, SwitzerlandU.S. President Donald Trump introduces \u2019 at the World Economic Forum in \u2019<\/div>\n

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What are continuous futures contracts?<\/b><\/p>\n

A perpetual futures contract is a way to bet on the future price of an asset without actually owning it and, more importantly, without the need to compromise until a certain deadline.<\/p>\n

In a standard futures contract, just like a lease expires, you're actually making an agreement that needs to be closed or renewed at a date set on the calendar. A \u201c perpetual contract completely eliminates this expiration date and allows you to keep your location forever.<\/p>\n

When signing the contract, a \u201cfunding rate\u201d is applied, which usually has to be paid on an hourly basis. This funding rate is positive or negative, depending on whether there are more open or short positions. If positive, long positions pay short positions, if negative, short positions pay long positions, making the ratio a balancing mechanism.<\/p>\n

Basically, having a continuous futures contract is a way to synthetically hold the underlying asset.<\/p>\n

The scale of this market is already quite large; The global conceptual volume for permanent futures exceeds $60 billion (\u20ac50.9 billion) per day. Especially as regulatory frameworks catch up in ABD\u2019, the flow of corporate capital is expected to accelerate.<\/p>\n

Fabian Dori, Chief Investment Officer of Sygnum\u2019, a global digital asset banking group based in Switzerland, told Euronews\u2019 that institutional adoption of \u201cpermanent assets will ultimately depend on the regulatory and custody infrastructure surrounding them, as well as liquidity and pricing conditions.<\/p>\n

This new tool ensures that markets are always open as it allows for continuous trading even when spot markets are closed, but it also demands \u201catomic settlement, which means the need for transactions to be financed and concluded in real time.<\/p>\n

In traditional finance, the T+1 or T+2 swap cycle provides a temporary buffer by dictating that the transfer of securities and related payment must be completed within the next 1-2 business days, giving market makers time to effectively source inventory and manage counterparty risk.<\/p>\n

Atomic compromise reduces this window to zero and requires assets to be in position before or at the exact moment a trade takes place. This creates huge and sudden peak liquidity demands that must be managed through automation and advanced treasury models, while reducing the risk of counterparty stagnation.<\/p>\n

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Expert Patrick King and trader Robert Oswald, working at the New York Stock Exchange\u2019, April 2026<\/div>\n

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Currently, the settlement of perpetual futures contracts on blockchains is done entirely with privately issued stablecoin \u2019s, and the IMF considers this a risk in \u2019's latest report.<\/p>\n

To solve this problem, the IMF suggested that a \u2019 public anchor, such as the CBDC\u201cs, is needed to provide a secure and programmable payment asset issued by the central bank.<\/p>\n

Beyond the agreement, the infrastructure of price data remains a critical concern. Providing liquidity 24 hours a day requires high-quality oracle\u2019s and data streams that don't lag or stale when traditional markets close.<\/p>\n

Ioppe, Euronews\u2019e stated: \u201cPrice data infrastructure is probably the most critical challenge unresolved in 24\/7 tokenized markets. When you consistently provide liquidity in decentralized and regulated spaces, the quality, latency, and reliability of your price flows directly determine your profit\/loss and risk exposure.\u201d<\/p>\n

Regulated competition \u201c is always openAs \u201d enters the space, crypto-native platforms are forced to raise their standards. The implementation of the GENIUS Act \u2019 in the USA\u2019 is already accelerating the trend of corporate capital moving towards areas that offer both innovation and governance.<\/p>\n

Andrei Grachev believes that in the long run, the winners will be those who adopt these standards.<\/p>\n

Grachev concluded his words as follows: The remaining platforms will be those that use this speed to really improve their standards, rather than going beyond regulations. As corporate allocations increase, compliance infrastructure will increasingly determine which venues attract meaningful capital and which don't.\u201d<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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