Christopher Russell on tZERO’s Full-Stack Approach to Tokenization
In this episode of the Hypernest podcast, Alessio Zazzarini spoke with Christopher Russell, CISO and Head of Tokenization at tZERO, about what it takes to move tokenized assets from issuance into functioning markets.
The conversation covered ownership, investor onboarding, custody, trading, settlement, corporate actions, liquidity, and the challenge of connecting separate tokenized markets.
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Christopher Russell on tZERO’s Full-Stack Approach to Tokenization
In this episode of the Hypernest podcast, Alessio Zazzarini spoke with Christopher Russell, CISO and Head of Tokenization at tZERO, about what it takes to move tokenized assets from issuance into functioning markets. The conversation covered ownership, investor onboarding, custody, trading, settlement, corporate actions, liquidity, and the challenge of connecting separate tokenized markets.
CryptoMondays: Why Tokenize Now? AI, DeFi & Race to Rewire Financial Markets with Alan Konevsky
In this CryptoMondays conversation, tZERO Chairman and CEO Alan Konevsky outlines why tokenization matters now — and how regulated, connected infrastructure can help drive liquidity and convergence across AI, TradFi, DeFi and global markets.
tZERO Introduces Its Next-Generation Platform
The new tZERO UX brings together onboarding, primary offerings, secondary trading, and custody for tokenized securities through a single platform available as part of tZERO’s end-to-end, multi-asset infrastructure for institutional clients, as well as for direct investors.
Siebert Joins Tokenized Securities Race, Selects tZERO as Infrastructure Partner
Muriel Siebert & Co., a Wall Street broker-dealer with roughly $19.5 billion in retail client assets, has selected Tzero’s end-to-end digital securities infrastructure to enter the tokenized securities market.
Wall Street Transfer Agents Lobby SEC, Warning That Third-Party Tokens Pose Risks to Market Integrity
An industry group is urging the SEC to favor issuer-backed tokenized shares over third-party stock tokens, while others call for rules distinguishing issuer-backed, custodial, and synthetic models.