Gilbert Verdian (@gverdian): For decades, money has been electronic but fundamentally limited, operating through simple push-and-pull mechanisms. It hasn’t evolved in step with ou…

For decades, money has been electronic but fundamentally limited, operating through simple push-and-pull mechanisms. It hasn’t evolved in step with our digital world and with tokenised assets until now. The FT highlights how Lloyds and other UK banks are moving toward tokenised deposits, bringing real customer money onto blockchain infrastructure - a pivotal moment for finance and for money itself. Tokenised deposits mark the shift to programmable money: real-time, instant settlement, logic-driven execution. Unlocking new possibilities across payments, mortgages, capital markets, and liquidity. At @quantnetwork, we’ve been focused on this challenge for years: building secure, interoperable infrastructure that allows financial institutions to connect, transact, and innovate without fragmenting the system or compromising trust. The real transformation is about modernising the plumbing of the global financial system so money and assets can flow seamlessly across institutions, borders, and platforms - just like data does today. We’re now seeing banks move from experimentation to execution. The next generation of money is being built and the infrastructure behind it matters more than ever. FT article 👇 https://www.ft.com/content/671afe02-cff8-4a38-af3e-ec711ecb43fc #TokenisedDeposits #ProgrammableMoney #FinancialInfrastructure #Blockchain #FutureOfFinance