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If crypto were a parking lot full of Minnesota Vikings fans, everyone would be staring into a crockpot of lukewarm cheese dip except for one guy named Cy “SECZ” Curitize. That guy, $SECZ ( ▲ 9.06% ), is just always smiling and in an annoyingly good mood. 😶

SECZ just got married. Landed his dream job. Finished a handmade canoe carved from a fallen 500-year-old iron oak. Shot a tirty-point buck. Pulled a 30-inch walleye through a hole the size of a Red Bull can. Then helped a blind man see before supper. All in one week.

That is roughly how well things are going at Securitize. 🦌

If this sounds an awful lot like the $CHZ ( ▲ 3.86% ) piece I did not too long ago, you’d be correct. Except, now this is now a thing between Chiliz and Securitize.

Fans can buy jerseys, overpriced beer, commemorative bricks, and the lifelong privilege of letting strangers ruin every Sunday. But ownership has mostly been reserved for billionaires and private-equity firms with very clean loafers.

Soon, hopefully, normies like you and me will be able to get in on that money game. Fair enough. Tokenizing part of Manchester City requires slightly more paperwork than launching FartBonk Inu. And this is only win #1. 🤯

Just this Tuesday (September 1), Securitize’s $HINC ( ▼ 0.11% ) tokenized fund went live as collateral within Loopscale’s Solana credit markets. Eligible holders can now borrow $USDG ( ▼ 0.0% ) without selling their HINC position.

HINC invests primarily in high-yield bonds, plus CLOs, leveraged loans, and other income-producing credit assets. This gives on-chain borrowers a new kind of collateral beyond cash and Treasury products.

Keep the asset. Access liquidity. Let the portfolio continue doing its job. 👍

A few days earlier, Securitize joined the Global Dollar Network to integrate USDG into its investor flows. The company now oversees roughly $5 billion in tokenized assets, including BlackRock’s $BUIDL ( 0.0% ). Adding USDG gives those investor flows another regulated dollar rail for moving money onchain.

Securitize keeps bringing it. And Cy “SECZ” Curitize probably helped an old lady cross the street by the time you finished reading this. 🤦

I was just about to end this story with a line about Securitize probably helping an old lady cross the street while I was writing it. Then this popped up. 👇

Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority and Securitize announced a new Memorandum of Understanding focused on advancing regulated tokenized markets across Dubai.

The agreement covers: tokenization initiatives, institutional participation, market infrastructure, research, and ecosystem development. Fantastic. This story is getting to long because of the constant stream of wins. Please stop.

My folks are in town from Minnesota and want to see their grandkids. And if you, SECZ, keep doing wining things, my kids won’t be able to see grandpa and grandma because I'll have to keep adding the wins and never finish this draft and then I’ll get hangry and then my wife will talk to me about work life balance at supper and it will be awkward.

For the sake of the grandchildren, just slow down for one day. Please. Thank you. 🙏

$TRUF ( ▲ 0.44% ) really does not get enough credit. Case in point: its response to Kevin Warsh’s first Jackson Hole speech as Fed Chair. 📰

Warsh told the Fed to stop setting policy with stale or inaccurate data. Truflation put a price on that problem. Official U.S. CPI and PCE ran at 3.40% and 3.70%. Truflation’s real-time readings were 2.31% and 2.67%. Feed official PCE into a Taylor rule and the implied policy rate lands at 5.65%.

Use Truflation’s PCE and it drops to 4.11%. Its CPI estimate puts the rate at 3.57%, just 6 basis points from the effective fed funds rate.

Truflation says this comes from more than 100 million daily price points, 500-plus indexes and feeds, and 60-plus independent providers. Its one-period-ahead CPI forecasts match BLS releases with 99.93% accuracy, weeks before those releases arrive.

The Fed is steering a $30 trillion economy through the rear-view mirror. Truflation is measuring what is happening now. Check out there stuff, it’s great. 🧠

More than $1 billion in real estate mortgages has now been tokenized on $INJ ( ▲ 5.94% ), with $PAPL ( ▲ 2.17% ) planning to move its full historical portfolio over time: 29,000-plus funded mortgages worth more than $10 billion. 😱

Injective says that puts the chain among the largest Layer 1 networks by total RWA value almost overnight. Also, Injective is doing more than posting a large asset number. Injective Mint is in private alpha, the network says it now has an SEC-registered transfer agent, and companies including LG and POSCO have already used it for tokenization pilots.

There is still an asterisk. $1 billion has been tokenized. The other $9 billion is a stated migration goal, and putting mortgage records on-chain does not automatically create liquidity or a tradable market.

Still, this is how an L1 takes an RWA position: bring over assets that already exist, attach compliant infrastructure, and make everyone else explain why their tokenization strategy remains a press release and a dashboard nobody checks. 👍

$XLM ( ▲ 7.63% ) has spent a decade (omg has it been that long?!) building fast, cheap payment infrastructure across Latin America, Africa, and Asia. Now it finally has the stablecoin those markets already use. 📆

$USDT0 ( ▲ 0.06% ) is live on Stellar through $ZRO ( ▲ 9.89% )’s OFT standard, giving the network access to a unified supply backed 1:1 by USDT and roughly $190 billion in global liquidity. No wrapped copy, isolated pool, custodial bridge, or conversion detour held together with hope and a multisig.

This is an unusually obvious fit. Also… it took a while. Stellar settles in about five seconds, charges fractions of a cent, and connects to cash ramps across more than 170 countries. USDT dominates digital-dollar activity in many of those same markets. The rails and the cargo have been staring at each other from opposite sides of the room for years.

USDT0 is already supported by Kraken, Fireblocks, Bitget, Lobstr, Freighter, and others, with SushiSwap providing an early DeFi venue. Users can move it, trade it, borrow against it, or use it for settlement alongside USDC and EURC.

Nice work Stellar. 👍

🧠 ZetaChain Makes Every AI Signup A Wallet
ZetaChain says Anuma has created more than 260,000 self-custodial wallets through Privy, alongside 1.1 million AI requests across 34 models. Each wallet-derived key opens client-side encrypted memory designed to travel between ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. AI onboarding now comes with house keys, even if most users never noticed someone built them a house. Zeta.

💵 Astar Replaces Its Stablecoin Drawer With One USDC
Astar has replaced fragmented legacy USDC variants with Bridged USDC deployed through Swapper using Circle’s standard and Chainlink CCIP. Native USDC is locked on the source chain while an equal amount is minted on Astar without pool-based slippage. Astar.

🕵️ Zano Plans Faster Blocks And An EVM Sidechain
Zano’s July update covered Hard Fork 6, an EVM execution layer, and Zenith, its planned move from hybrid consensus to pure proof of stake. Zenith targets 15-second blocks and 60-to-90-second confirmation, while the EVM sidechain is slated for Q4 2026. Zano.

🎟️ Loyalty Points Get A $1.5 Billion On-chain Treasury
Airline miles and grocery points have hired a professional money manager. .Janus Henderson, SmartMedia Technologies, and Centrifuge are putting loyalty-program reserves into on-chain vaults holding JTRSY and JAAA, which manage $1.5 billion combined. Centrifuge.

🏛️ Ondo Asks Regulators To Retire The Old Stuff
Ondo filed three letters asking the SEC and CFTC to judge perpetual futures, portfolio margining, and on-chain reporting by regulatory outcomes instead of inherited market conventions. It argues continuous funding can replace expiration, real-time exposure can improve margining, and shared ledgers can replace duplicate reports. Ondo Finance.

🗺️ Gala Gives The Map Traps Wolves And Opinions
Mirandus: Eternal Night added 60 map events whose choices can deliver loot, trigger fights, or drain health and energy. The update also brings elemental wolves, a trapped wizard quest, Homesteads, two functioning shops, eleven recipes, and a rebuilt opening mission chain. The wilderness now behaves like a rural township meeting where every turn may produce supplies, conflict, or both. Gala Games.

🐛 1inch Explains How To Get Paid For Breaking It
1inch now has six bug-bounty tracks covering Business, Aqua, smart contracts, Wallet, Web, and infrastructure. Maximum rewards range from $20,000 to $500,000, with proofs of concept required and KYC involved in many payouts. 1inch.

🧯 Zilliqa Starts Moving Past Its Ledger Mess
Zilliqa completed a hard fork moving balances from legacy addresses to EVM wallets after a Ledger signing flaw forced transactions offline six weeks ago. The first batch covered ten exchanges, while a self-service ZK migration tool is targeted for mid-September. Compensation may involve minting new ZIL, leaving the community to divide the dinner bill after someone drove through the restaurant. Zilliqa.

⚛️ Tezos Builds For The Quantum Problem Before It Arrives
Tezos contributors plan to open a fully post-quantum previewnet in September, redesigning cryptography used for accounts, consensus, randomness, confidential transactions, and data availability. The system uses ML-DSA-44 accounts, XMSS signature aggregation through STARK proofs, and ZODA for the DAL. Tezos.

📡 Helium Turns Its Wireless Network Into Telecom Software
Helium spent years convincing strangers to install radios; now it is selling telecom operators the dashboard with all the blinking lights. Helium launched HeliumOS for carriers, MVNOs, and large venues managing subscribers, billing, SIM activation, Wi-Fi offload, analytics, and network integrations. Affiniti Ventures, the company behind Noble Mobile and Helium Mobile, is its first customer. Helium.

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