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Empowering universal access to financial services. Your money, your rules.
Copyright© 2025 Anodos Labs Inc. - All Rights Reserved
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15 Nov, 2025
Anodos
Team
5 mins read
The operational reality of today indicates that corporate treasuries moving onchain isn't some distant future scenario requiring more technological development or regulatory clarity. In 2025, over $105 billion in digital assets already managed by publicly traded treasury companies and major financial institutions are launching tokenized deposit services that enable 24/7 instant settlement for corporate wallets, rather than waiting for traditional banking cut-off times that create liquidity management nightmares for multi-jurisdictional operations. Today, let’s delve into the details of routine operational management.
The transformation from theoretical possibility to standard operating procedure accelerated dramatically as the real-world asset (RWA) tokenization market grew significantly in three years. Such examples of growth rates demonstrate institutional capital allocation shifting from cautious pilots to production deployment as blockchain infrastructure proves capable of handling corporate treasury operations, supply chain finance, cross-border payments, and complex multi-entity cash management at the scale required for Fortune 500 operations.
Nowadays, international remittances no longer lose 10% or more to intermediary fees with multi-day settlement delays, because stablecoin transfers and cryptocurrency payments complete instantly for negligible blockchain transaction fees while providing the same functional outcome, transferring purchasing power across borders. E-commerce merchants accept digital currency payments that settle immediately without chargeback risk, payment processor holds, or fraud concerns, which makes credit card acceptance expensive and operationally complex.
DeFi protocols provide yield-generating savings alternatives where users maintain self-custody of crypto assets while earning annual percentage yields (APY) that exceed inflation rates, unlike traditional banks offering less than 1% on average interest on savings accounts, while inflation runs significantly higher. Import/export businesses in Latin America and Africa integrate stablecoins into payment operations as standard practice, bypassing correspondent banking networks that create multi-day international payment delays and embed high foreign exchange costs into cross-border commerce.
Even though some years ago, everything blockchain-related received negative attention, modern technology can’t be imagined without the distributed ledger technology. Blockchain.com announced over $200 million in strategic investments through its Digital Asset Treasury Solutions (DATS) initiative, backing publicly traded treasury companies that provide institutional-grade cryptocurrency exposure through regulated equity markets, signaling that the infrastructure, compliance frameworks, and custody solutions necessary for corporate blockchain adoption have matured sufficiently for major fintech firms to deploy hundreds of millions, accelerating the transition.
Tokenized Treasuries cross $8.6B as banks and exchanges push collateral use as of late October 2025 the total market cap of tokenized Treasuries reached ~ $8.6 billion, up from $7.4 billion in mid-September, driven by the big players tokenizing money-market funds with partners like BlackRock and Fidelity to address settlement efficiency and reduce multi-day clearing cycles that create operational risk, with companies like BlackRock's BUIDL tokenized treasury fund leading the market with $2.9 billion in assets.
Right here, we’re talking about actual corporate treasury operations, supply chain finance settlements, and cross-border payments that companies depend on for daily operations.
Private equity has historically been defined by illiquidity, slow settlement, opaque ownership records, and high administrative costs, but the shift to onchain infrastructure is now reversing those structural limitations. As public ledgers become the backbone of financial infrastructure, onchain private equity transforms the entire capital stack: shareholder registries, fundraising rounds, governance rights, dividend distributions, and secondary liquidity, all executed via smart contracts rather than fragmented spreadsheets and legal intermediaries.
But what’s the catch? By tokenizing private shares, companies can maintain transparent cap-tables, automate compliance, and enable instant, programmable ownership transfers with built-in logic for dividends and revenue-sharing. Industry analysis suggests that the tokenization of private equity is rapidly gaining momentum, with firms noting that “inversion” of capital-market structures into on-chain formats is now a reality.
Industry voices have emphasized that tokenization also shifts power toward participants. The direction is obvious: when equity goes onchain, interests align. Growth translates directly to holder value, transparency is the default, and dividends can settle automatically. This is how ownership is supposed to work.
Anodos Labs stands at the forefront of this transition, becoming one of the first companies in the world to tokenize its private equity. By operating its shareholder records, capital raises, and dividend distributions directly onchain, we aim to demonstrate how an entire corporate lifecycle, from inception to payout, can exist within a decentralized ledger environment. This evolution lies in the creation of a live, verifiable equity network where value, ownership, and governance flow seamlessly across global participants without intermediaries.
We took our company fully onchain before it was a trend. Now, everyone, including Robinhood, is moving in the same direction. Our entire operations, such as equity, contracts, payroll, capital, and voting, already supports blockchain rails. And we may still be the only company doing it completely.
We can say without a doubt that companies waiting for blockchain treasury management to become "ready" have missed the transition since the infrastructure is operational, regulatory frameworks are clarifying, institutional adoption is accelerating, major banks are launching tokenized deposit services, and asset managers with trillions under management are filing to register blockchain-based funds.
Operating treasuries, paying employees, managing reserves, executing trades, and running financial operations entirely on public ledgers provide transparency, efficiency, and capabilities that traditional banking infrastructure fundamentally cannot match.
The onchain company is an operational reality. Many companies have proven that the infrastructure works, and while the adoption is accelerating, the only variable is timing.
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