The London Stock Exchange Group has rolled out a new infrastructure called "Digital Settlement House," marking a significant shift in how institutional finance approaches blockchain integration. The platform enables real-time payment flows directly between blockchain networks and conventional banking systems—essentially building a bridge that lets traditional markets and digital assets communicate seamlessly. This move signals growing institutional confidence in blockchain infrastructure and suggests we're entering a phase where legacy financial systems are actively adopting interoperability solutions rather than resisting them.
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DegenTherapist
· 4h ago
LSE's latest move, traditional finance finally stops pretending and directly embraces blockchain... It feels like on-chain settlement is not far from becoming everyday practice.
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MetaverseVagrant
· 4h ago
LSE's move is indeed fierce. Traditional finance has finally bowed down, and once the institutional army enters, Web3 will have nothing to do with it.
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BlindBoxVictim
· 4h ago
LSE is working on a digital settlement house... To put it simply, traditional finance has finally lowered its guard, and we have to admit that our approach works, right?
The London Stock Exchange Group has rolled out a new infrastructure called "Digital Settlement House," marking a significant shift in how institutional finance approaches blockchain integration. The platform enables real-time payment flows directly between blockchain networks and conventional banking systems—essentially building a bridge that lets traditional markets and digital assets communicate seamlessly. This move signals growing institutional confidence in blockchain infrastructure and suggests we're entering a phase where legacy financial systems are actively adopting interoperability solutions rather than resisting them.