We proudly welcome @MidasRWA to the Fission ecosystem to unlock T+0 redemptions for mWIN and mGLOBAL. This addition expands our instant liquidity lineup to include multi-sector institutional credit from Wellington Management and asset-backed credit from Fasanara Capital. Together, we establish the definitive standard for onchain fund liquidity.

ARKVX, the flagship venture fund from @ARKInvest, coming onchain today through @Securitize is an important step for private-market access. What stands out is not only that eligible investors can gain exposure to companies like OpenAI and Anthropic. It is that the fund interest itself can now operate on programmable rails. That distinction matters. Private-market funds have NAV calculations, eligibility checks and non-instant settlement. With standards like ERC-7540, those realities can be represented onchain rather than spread across separate systems. ARKVX brings that model into venture investing. As more private-market funds follow, the opportunity extends beyond tokenization itself to the markets that can form around these assets: liquidity, financing and integration across onchain markets.

We are making Private Funds liquid. Tokenized funds are no longer locked to their redemption cycle. Fission underwrites each position individually, priced for the risk they actually carry. @Serotonin_hq recognized the emerging issues and wrote a thoughtful breakdown of why our approach works.

Happy birthday @avax! 6 years since mainnet launch. Funds from BlackRock, Apollo, Janus Henderson, and New York Life get instant liquidity on Avalanche today through Fission. Powering the future of private markets. 🔺

Private funds hold more than $16 trillion in traditional AUM. $600 billion of that sits in BDCs, interval funds, and tender-offer vehicles, the semi-liquid structures built for periodic investor access. Less than half a percent of that $600 billion is tokenized today. Adoption has barely started.

@ARKInvest asks for exemptive relief for tokenized fund shares and paves the way for standardization. We'll be watching this one: tacoalition.org/p/the-filing… Thanks to the team at @FissionXYZ for the in depth coverage!

Cathie Wood’s $1.3 billion ARK Venture Fund, which holds OpenAI and Anthropic, is asking the SEC for a tokenized share class that could reshape how Americans access private markets. Today, investors are limited to quarterly repurchase windows capped at 5% of shares. ARK wants the tokenized class to trade on regulated secondary venues instead. But the bigger story is the precedent. With CLARITY stalled in Congress, the SEC has an actionable path to advance tokenization through rulemaking without waiting for new legislation. Here’s what ARK is asking for and what it could unlock: research.tacoalition.org/the…

CLARITY may have stalled in the Senate today, but onchain capital markets still need to be built. Liquidity is one of the biggest gaps, an issue that predates tokenization. Semi-liquid funds hold more than $600 billion. Over $48 billion in redemption requests already exceeds available liquidity. Tokenization upgrades custody, transfer, and settlement speed. It does not eliminate duration. A multi-year private credit loan does not become liquid just because the record moves onchain. Mature capital markets solve this through intermediation: someone has to price the mismatch and stand between sellers and the asset’s natural liquidity cycle. Introducing Fission, the liquidity layer for tokenized funds: fission.xyz/blog/fission-liq…

Since 2011, @FasanaraCapital has grown to manage ~$6B across global alternative credit. mGLOBAL brings that strategy onchain. Fission turns monthly redemptions into instant liquidity. 🤝

Onchain RWA value hit $39 billion. Total DeFi TVL sits at roughly $88 billion. Yet 89% of RWA value sits idle, unconnected to the DeFi ecosystem it's nearly half the size of. Tokenization solved issuance. Liquidity solves participation.

Institutional credit sits behind a redemption cycle that rarely matches when capital actually needs to move. Without it, that capital can be sold, borrowed against, or put to work the moment it is needed. mGLOBAL and mWIN now settle instantly and on demand. The calendar no longer decides when capital moves.

Six months. That is all it took for 2026 to beat all of 2025. 263 companies crossed the $1 billion mark so far this year, per Crunchbase, versus 193 for all of 2025. July alone added 40, the fastest month in four years. 2023 had 102 new unicorns. 2024 had 117. Creation has accelerated sharply year over year since. More billion-dollar companies exist than ever. Almost none of that value is liquid.

South Korea 🇰🇷 is going all in on tokenization. The FSC laid out a three-phase rollout starting February 2027. In phase one, institutional money market funds, bonds, and select stocks move onchain. Phase two brings every public security. Phase three ties national settlement to stablecoins, once phase one proves out and legislation catches up. Tokenized capital markets are becoming national policy.

U.S. equity records are shifting onchain. The SEC proposed its first transfer agent overhaul since the 1970s, a move that would let blockchain-based recordkeeping enter the rulebook for the first time. A 60-day comment period comes next. If adopted, this could lay the foundation for continuous markets and round-the-clock settlements.

Tim Cook officially exits his role as Apple CEO today, after 15 years at the helm. Critics expected a decline after Steve Jobs. Cook proved them wrong, and the numbers back it up: • $AAPL added over $4 trillion in market cap. • Services revenue grew into a massive standalone business. • Apple matured into one of the most profitable enterprise on earth. Cook mastered global operations. Now, John Ternus takes command. He brings a deep engineering background to the role, and many expect core product design to reclaim center stage.

Kevin Durant backed Hugging Face years before Nvidia's reported $12.9B acquisition. Between those two points: real value he couldn't touch, sell, or borrow against. Private markets are full of gains like this, locked until an exit arrives. Liquidity shouldn't require one.