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Chainlink Puts Public-Sector Tokenization in Focus
Institutional attention raises questions about control and settlement.
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Chainlink reports that Sergey Nazarov addressed tokenization's economic impact at the White House, emphasizing United States-issued assets and the dollar. It also positions CCIP for public-sector security requirements and links that work to Wyoming's stable-token development. These are institutional and provider signals, not proof that every route meets those requirements. Issuance, messaging, settlement and recovery each need identifiable authority; a cross-chain transfer must distinguish delayed delivery from failure and preserve a clear final ownership record.