Circle submitted feedback to the European Union regarding the "Market Integration Plan," urging the acceleration of digital asset regulatory reforms. While supporting the modernization of capital markets, Circle highlighted that the existing mechanisms impose limitations on liquidity and institutional participation, and recommended implementing dynamic threshold mechanisms along with clarifying the regulatory transition pathway.

SEC Chairman Paul Atkins stated in a podcast that distributed ledger technology can enable T+0 settlement and improve the efficiency of financial services, but caution is needed regarding fraud risks. He mentioned liquidity and the applicability challenges in traditional markets, emphasized that tokenized securities must comply with federal securities laws, and pointed out that the SEC is coordinating regulatory responsibilities with the CFTC.

Clearstream, DTCC, and Euroclear jointly released a report with BCG, proposing an interoperability framework for the digital asset securities market. The goal is to promote interoperability of distributed ledger technology, ensure smooth transfer of digital securities, and outline five core elements to guarantee consistent ownership records and compliance.

Several European tokenization companies jointly call on EU legislators to quickly revise the DLT Pilot Regime to expand the scope of qualified assets, increase the issuance cap, and remove license duration restrictions, preventing global liquidity outflows and ensuring the competitiveness of Europe's capital markets.

Axiology completed a €5 million seed round under the European DLT pilot regulatory framework, with total funding reaching €7 million. As a licensed company, Axiology focuses on the fixed income securities market, operating on a licensed XRP Ledger, offering various financial services, and planning to participate in central bank digital currency projects.

Foresight News reports that the European Central Bank (ECB) will begin accepting tradable assets issued using Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) in Central Securities Depositories (CSDs) as eligible collateral for euro system credit operations starting March 30. Such assets must meet the euro system's collateral eligibility standards and management requirements, including settlement in securities settlement systems that comply with CSD regulations and are connected to TARGET2-Securities (T2S). The plan will be implemented in phases, with reference to market development and the evolution of relevant laws and regulations such as MiCAR and DLT pilot mechanisms. This move aims to encourage innovation and promote the integration of European capital markets.

Euroclear, the European Central Securities Depository, warned the European Parliament that digital finance has become a reality and that rapid action is needed to maintain a leading position. The institution proposed establishing four main pillars: 24/7 sovereign euro settlement, revised DLT mechanisms, and others, to address global competition and promote public-private sector collaboration.

The Avalanche Foundation has established a DLT Foundation at the Abu Dhabi Global Market, aiming to support the adoption and ecosystem development of Web3 applications in the Middle East and North Africa region. By integrating existing initiatives through a clear regulatory framework, it seeks to enhance transparency and efficiency.

Doha Bank recently completed a digital bond issuance worth $150 million, utilizing the Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) infrastructure provided by the European Clearing Bank, enabling same-day issuance and settlement. This case demonstrates that in regulated capital markets, permissioned DLT platforms are gradually becoming the mainstream choice for institutional issuance of tokenized debt, rather than relying entirely on public blockchains. The digital native bond was listed and issued on the International Securities Market of the London Stock Exchange and settled instantly through the European Clearing Bank's digital financial market infrastructure. The platform is operated by a central securities depository and is a regulated, permissioned DLT system that balances efficiency improvements with compliance requirements. Standard Chartered Bank served as the sole global coordinator and sole arranger for this transaction, responsible for the bond structure design, execution, and full issuance process.

AVAX recently successfully broke through the descending wedge consolidation pattern, but the upward momentum has significantly weakened. Over the past few days, the price has retreated about 9%, indicating that the bullish strength is starting to tire. Meanwhile, the Stochastic RSI has fallen back from the overbought zone, also reflecting a cooling phase in the market. This development coincides with the Avalanche Foundation announcing the establishment of a Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) Foundation in the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM). The move aims to enhance transparency and promote the adoption of Avalanche in the Middle East region. If regional adoption accelerates, it is expected to strengthen the long-term demand base for AVAX.