Issuing a token on one blockchain is relatively straightforward. The bigger challenge is moving it across networks without compromising security or control. Chainlink’s Sergey Nazarov explains what CCIP 2.0 means for institutions and asset issuers.
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Sibos 2026: Moving a regulated asset between chains
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