A Common Security Ledger refers to a shared, immutable record-keeping system used to track ownership and transfers of digital assets or securities. This ledger is maintained across a distributed network, providing transparency and cryptographic integrity for all recorded transactions. It underpins many blockchain-based financial systems.
Context
The concept of a Common Security Ledger is central to discussions on modernizing financial market infrastructure, particularly for tokenized securities and digital bonds. Its implementation aims to streamline post-trade processes, reduce reconciliation efforts, and enhance the overall efficiency and security of asset management in capital markets.
A new protocol decentralizes ZK-Rollup sequencing via on-chain smart contracts and Transparent Transaction Encryption, cryptographically neutralizing MEV.
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