Spiko’s Tokenized T-Bills: Because Your Wallet Deserves a Spa Day 💸✨

Paris-based Spiko, the tech firm that’s basically the Marie Kondo of DeFi, is here to declutter your financial life. They’re launching their U.S. and E.U. T-Bills Money Market Funds on Etherlink, a Layer 2 blockchain that’s cooler than your ex’s new Instagram profile. Built on Tezos, Etherlink is like the Swiss Army knife of blockchains—compact, efficient, and way more useful than you’d expect. 🛠️

With $165 million in assets under management, Spiko’s tokenized funds, USTBL and EUTBL, are the Beyoncé and Jay-Z of RWAs (Real World Assets). Now, thanks to Etherlink, you can hold these tokenized shares in your self-custodial wallet. That’s right, your wallet can finally earn yield while you binge-watch Netflix. And for the first time ever, you can access savings solutions in both Euro and USD. Because why choose one when you can have both? 🤑

Etherlink is basically the Costco of financial products—low transaction costs, sub-second block times, and censorship resistance. It’s already integrated with big names like Arbitrum One, Starknet, and Polygon PoS. So, if you’re into DeFi, Etherlink is the cool kid’s table you want to sit at. 🪑

Paul-Adrien Hyppolite, Spiko’s co-founder and CEO, is on a mission to democratize financial services. “At Spiko, we believe financial services should be digital, open, and composable,” he said, probably while sipping a latte in a Parisian café. “We’re here to bridge the gap between traditional financial systems and digital assets.” 🏦➡️💻

What makes Spiko’s money market funds stand out? They’re structured to meet the European Commission’s UCITS regulatory framework. Translation: they’re transparent and secure, unlike that shady crypto project your cousin keeps texting you about. 🔒

Anthony Hayot, Head of DeFi at Nomadic Labs, is all about this partnership. He called it a key milestone for Etherlink’s growing RWA ecosystem. Because nothing says “milestone” like tokenized T-Bills, am I right? 🎯

Spiko’s Etherlink launch is expected before the end of February, adding to the network’s recent developments like uranium.io (yes, you can now trade physical uranium online) and the new “.etherlink” domain service. Etherlink is clearly leveling up, and it’s about time the DeFi space got a serious contender. 🚀

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2025-02-13 14:30