Ozean Partners with Dinari to Introduce Tokenized BlackRock, Blackstone and Bloomberg ETFs in Port
Ozean, the blockchain for Real World Asset (RWA) yield being launched by Clearpool, has announced a partnership with Dinari, which enables seamless access to tokenized assets, to integrate their Securities Backed Tokens (dShares) into Port. This partnership will enable users on Port to access a variety of tokenized stocks and Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), starting with the inclusion of BlackRock, Blackstone and Bloomberg ETFs.
Bridging Traditional Finance and Decentralized Finance with 1:1 Backed Digital Assets
Dinari Securities Backed Tokens (dShares) offer a trusted bridge to decentralized finance (DeFi) by providing 1:1 backed exposure to over 100 public U.S. securities, including stocks and ETFs. The integration will start with adding SRLN.d (SPDR Blackstone Senior Loan ETF), HYMB.d (SPDR Nuveen Bloomberg High Yield Municipal Bond ETF) and BlackRock’s USHY.d (iShares Broad USD High Yield Corporate Bond ETF). These ERC-20 compliant dShares will be available on Ozean’s Port and are compatible with standard DeFi applications. Each token is backed 100% by Dinari’s reserves. Dinari also facilitates the distribution of dividends from the underlying assets to dShares holders.
“Dinari dShares make it possible for investors around the world to easily access U.S. public markets. Our partnership with Ozean and integration with Port will be instrumental in expanding the accessibility of these assets within the RWA ecosystem”, said Gabriel Otte, Co-Founder and CEO of Dinari.
Building Infrastructure for Real-World Asset Integration in Decentralized Finance
Ozean is designed to integrate RWAs into DeFi in a compliant and user-friendly manner. Built on the OP Stack as part of Optimism’s Superchain, Ozean aims to revolutionize DeFi by addressing issues such as the limited capture of base RWA yield by end-users and the fragmented nature of RWA protocols. Ozean provides the essential infrastructure for blockchain financial markets, enabling users to earn native yield on stablecoins.
“The partnership with Dinari aligns with our mission to bring diverse, high-quality RWAs on-chain. By integrating Dinari’s tokenized stocks and ETFs into Port, we are significantly enhancing diversification within the Ozean ecosystem and furthering the adoption of RWAs in the broader DeFi landscape”, said Jakob Kronbichler, CEO & Co-founder of Ozean.
Enabling Flexible Access to Tokenized Stocks and ETFs on Port
This partnership between Ozean and Dinari will bring a new dimension of asset flexibility to Port users. The integration of Dinari’s dShares will allow these tokenized stocks and ETFs to be incorporated into Port. This will enhance yield opportunities and portfolio diversification for DeFi users by providing access to traditional financial assets within the decentralized environment. This collaboration is crucial in transforming the digital asset landscape and accelerating the adoption of RWA solutions.
About Ozean
Ozean is the blockchain for RWA yield being launched by Clearpool. Ozean revolutionizes DeFi by seamlessly integrating RWAs in a compliant and user-friendly manner, enabling users to earn native yield on-chain automatically. Launched in March 2022, Clearpool has originated over US$750 million in loans with a growing user base spanning both crypto and TradFi institutions such as Wintermute, Jane Street, Fasanara Digital, CoinShares, and others.
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About Dinari
Dinari’s mission is to enable investing in anything from anywhere through its blockchain-based tokenization technology. With Dinari, financial institutions and fintech companies can offer their customers seamless access to U.S. public markets through Dinari’s fully backed dShares, or tokenize their own products to reach more investors around the world. With intuitive, turnkey integration, Dinari makes it easy to remain at the forefront of financial technology.
Dinari is a Registered Transfer Agent with the United States Securities & Exchange Commission (Section 17A(c)).
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