Etherfuse CETES
Etherfuse is a blockchain-based platform that tokenizes real-world assets, particularly sovereign debt. The platform aims to expand access to financial products by connecting traditional finance with decentralized finance. It combines traditional instruments with blockchain infrastructure, giving assets the appearance of fiat currency, the characteristics of bonds, and the liquidity of cryptocurrency. - Stablebonds: Interest-bearing tokens representing fractional ownership of government treasury bonds. Each Stablebond is backed by its underlying sovereign bond at a ratio of 1:1; interest generated by the bond is continuously compounded into the token price, and holders realize the return upon redemption. - Sovereign coins: A new type of digital currency backed by government debt through Stablebonds. While traditional stablecoins are backed by fiat currency reserves, Sovereign coins are backed by Stablebonds and maintain a 1:1 peg to the local currency; unlike Stablebonds, they do not generate returns and are intended for transactions rather than savings. How does Etherfuse protect investors? Etherfuse uses a three-pronged approach to investor protection: regulatory compliance, asset segregation, and third-party verification. Regulatory compliance: All products and services offered by Etherfuse operate legally in Mexico pursuant to CNBV Resolution P090/2024; the resolution determined that its tokens do not require prior authorization, making Etherfuse the first and only Mexican blockchain company to obtain regulatory clarity and conduct business with the public. Etherfuse is also authorized to carry out brokerage activities in the securities market, including executing buy and sell orders, as well as providing custody, management, and depositary services for all collateralized assets. Asset segregation: Regulatory requirements and internal policies require a strict separation between Etherfuse's own investment accounts and customer funds, ensuring that all financial transactions are segregated. In addition, each asset is registered under Swiss law pursuant to the Swiss DLT Act, thereby creating a bankruptcy-remote structure that legally separates customer assets from Etherfuse's own holdings. Third-party verification: All this information is certified by third-party institutions, which produce proof-of-reserves reports to verify that the funds held by Etherfuse match the funds owed to users and to verify details of the asset custodians. All AML audit results and smart contract audit results are publicly available through the Etherfuse platform.
Overview
Etherfuse is a blockchain-based platform that tokenizes real-world assets, particularly sovereign debt. The platform aims to expand access to financial products by connecting traditional finance with decentralized finance. It combines traditional instruments with blockchain infrastructure, giving assets the appearance of fiat currency, the characteristics of bonds, and the liquidity of cryptocurrency. - Stablebonds: Interest-bearing tokens representing fractional ownership of government treasury bonds. Each Stablebond is backed by its underlying sovereign bond at a ratio of 1:1; interest generated by the bond is continuously compounded into the token price, and holders realize the return upon redemption. - Sovereign coins: A new type of digital currency backed by government debt through Stablebonds. While traditional stablecoins are backed by fiat currency reserves, Sovereign coins are backed by Stablebonds and maintain a 1:1 peg to the local currency; unlike Stablebonds, they do not generate returns and are intended for transactions rather than savings. How does Etherfuse protect investors? Etherfuse uses a three-pronged approach to investor protection: regulatory compliance, asset segregation, and third-party verification. Regulatory compliance: All products and services offered by Etherfuse operate legally in Mexico pursuant to CNBV Resolution P090/2024; the resolution determined that its tokens do not require prior authorization, making Etherfuse the first and only Mexican blockchain company to obtain regulatory clarity and conduct business with the public. Etherfuse is also authorized to carry out brokerage activities in the securities market, including executing buy and sell orders, as well as providing custody, management, and depositary services for all collateralized assets. Asset segregation: Regulatory requirements and internal policies require a strict separation between Etherfuse's own investment accounts and customer funds, ensuring that all financial transactions are segregated. In addition, each asset is registered under Swiss law pursuant to the Swiss DLT Act, thereby creating a bankruptcy-remote structure that legally separates customer assets from Etherfuse's own holdings. Third-party verification: All this information is certified by third-party institutions, which produce proof-of-reserves reports to verify that the funds held by Etherfuse match the funds owed to users and to verify details of the asset custodians. All AML audit results and smart contract audit results are publicly available through the Etherfuse platform.