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Zhibao and Bedrock Pilot Tokenization of Bitcoin Treasury and Shares

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Zhibao Technology Inc. signed a strategic framework agreement with Bedrock. The partnership aims to pilot a transfer-agent-level tokenization model for Zhibao’s SEC-registered Class A Ordinary Shares. The collaboration also explores deploying a portion of Zhibao’s 2,380 Bitcoin treasury into Bedrock’s liquid restaking infrastructure.

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Why it matters

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The agreement links traditional equity and digital assets into a real-world asset framework. This move explores extending Zhibao’s digital asset strategy to its capital structure, utilizing continuous settlement and permissioned decentralized finance composability.

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Who's involved

  • BedrockPartnering on the tokenization model and liquid restaking infrastructure
  • BitcoinThe digital asset being deployed into the liquid restaking infrastructure
  • NasdaqThe stock exchange where Zhibao’s shares are registered
  • SECThe regulatory body whose requirements apply to the tokenized shares

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • BedrockSpeculative

    Bedrock could see increased demand for its liquid restaking infrastructure as Zhibao deploys its treasury.

  • BitcoinSpeculative

    Bitcoin might see increased institutional demand and utility as a collateral asset in real-world asset tokenization.

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