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S&P Digital Markets 50 Index Will Gain Blockchain Verifiability Via Chainlink

Dinari, in collaboration with Chainlink, is launching the S&P Digital Markets 50 Index, an equities index that will have an on-chain counterpart. This index features 35 blockchain-related companies and 15 major digital assets. It is developed with the support of the S&P Dow Jones Indices, known for maintaining the S&P 500 and Dow Jones indices. The goal is to create a benchmark with real-time index data that combines traditional and digital assets securely on the blockchain. After its creation, Dinari will tokenize the index using its tokenized equities platform, ensuring a 1:1 ratio for each asset with shares held by a regulated custodian. This initiative aims to enhance trust and transparency in financial systems through reliable data and infrastructure.

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Canada Begins March Toward Stablecoin Regulations

In response to the U.S. GENIUS Act, Canadian lawmakers are initiating legislation for Canadian-dollar-backed stablecoins, highlighting the importance of regulatory clarity in this area. The government has announced plans in its Budget 2025 to implement a framework that will require stablecoin issuers to maintain adequate reserves, establish clear redemption

Canada Begins March Toward Stablecoin Regulations

Canada is advancing towards regulating Canadian-dollar-backed stablecoins following the U.S. GENIUS Act. The government, through its Budget 2025, indicated that legislation is forthcoming to establish clear standards for stablecoins, emphasizing the oversight role of the Bank of Canada. This legislative framework will mandate that issuers maintain adequate asset reserves,

Canada Begins March Toward Stablecoin Regulations

On November 5, 2025, the Canadian government announced its commitment to introduce legislation regulating Canadian-dollar-backed stablecoins. This move follows the recent U.S. GENIUS Act and is designed to set clear standards for asset reserves, requiring issuers to maintain adequate reserves and establish redemption policies. The Bank of Canada will