Daily brief: NYSE parent's tokenized stocks, Q3 ether, Zcash test
CoinDesk's daily briefing rounded up three developments: ICE, parent of the NYSE, moved to bring tokenized U.S. stocks onshore; ether outperformed bitcoin in the third quarter despite thinner liquidity; and Zcash tested an upgrade designed to deliver faster blocks.
- The NYSE parent's move follows the OKX-ICE filing for OKXICE, a 24/7 blockchain venue where tokenized U.S. stocks would be backed one-for-one by underlying shares.
- Ether's Q3 edge over bitcoin came amid lighter liquidity conditions.
- Zcash's NU7 upgrade, which cuts target block time from 75 seconds to 25, is being rehearsed on testnet ahead of a planned November mainnet launch.
No further details were disclosed in the briefing.
Sources
- The NYSE's parent company moves to bring tokenized U.S. stocks onshore, ether outperforms bitcoin in the third quarter despite thinner liquidity, and Zcash tests an upgrade designed to deliver faster blocks. @Uyendoe has what you need to know. Thank you to @SPGlobalRatings 👋 https://t.co/3c1PIlbxD1x.com ↗
- The NYSE's parent company moves to bring tokenized U.S. stocks onshore, ether outperforms bitcoin in the third quarter despite thinner liquidity, and Zcash tests an upgrade designed to deliver faster blocks. @Uyendoe has what you need to know. Thank you to @SPGlobal 👋 for https://t.co/KWCZnTX5S7x.com ↗
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