BRANESTORM – Tokenized Stocks as Collateral?

Putting a stock onchain doesn’t automatically make it financeable. Before an institution accepts a tokenized security as collateral, it needs answers about ownership, control, valuation, liquidity, custody and the path out of the position.

In this BRANESTORM Episode, Max Bareiss, Head of Lending at Galaxy, and Jim Hiltner, Co-founder and Head of Business Development at Superstate, join Carson Cook and David Golding of Membrane Labs to examine what makes a tokenized security financeable.

At the center of the conversation is a practical question: would Galaxy lend against tokenized $GLXY?

The panel examines issuance structures, ownership and control, token and underlying liquidity, custody, redemption and liquidation, and what would make tokenized securities usable in institutional lending.

Hosts (Membrane Labs):
• Carson Cook — Founder & CEO
• David Golding — Head of Product

Disclaimer:
Guest views are their own and not those of Membrane Labs. This is informational only and not investment advice or a solicitation.Content is provided “as is”; no warranties. Mentions of any company/protocol are not endorsements. Digital assets are risky; institutional audiences only. Forward-looking statements are uncertain. No redistribution without the prior written consent of Membrane Labs.

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