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SIX Network Roadmap 2026: Institutional Assets and Financial Infrastructure

We are ready to announce our 2026 roadmap. This year, SIX Network moves forward under the theme of Institutional and Financial Infrastructure, focusing on building blockchain infrastructure for institutional assets and supporting the growth of the digital economy.

In 2025, we demonstrated that blockchain infrastructure can effectively support real-world assets. This includes the KAVALON Token Community valued at THB 400 million and SiriHub2 valued at THB 2.49 billion, bringing the total on-chain asset value on SIX Protocol to over USD 90 million.

In 2026, we will build on this proven foundation and move into the next phase with 6 key directions:

• Expanding RWA growth into the global market
• Tokenizing assets in collaboration with institutional projects
• Increasing the diversity of assets on chain
• Integrating with the PayFi ecosystem
• Exploring the development of a digital financial platform
• Strengthening the role of SIX Token as the coordination layer of the ecosystem

Another key direction we are exploring is the integration of AI with SIX Protocol infrastructure, in preparation for a future where AI and blockchain operate together as core components of the digital economy.

Read the full Roadmap 2026 here: six.network/six-network-ro…

After the US midterms, experts told CoinDesk tokenization and stablecoins can continue under existing law such as the GENIUS Act. Agency rules face a durability question, and broader legislation looks harder.

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The Life of a Token, From Issue to Redemption

A token passes through several stages over its life, and each stage has rules attached. The path generally breaks into five stages.

What is a token lifecycle?

It is the set of activities after an asset has been tokenized. Stobox's documentation lists maintaining investor positions, executing distributions, processing redemptions, facilitating governance, supporting transfers under controlled conditions, and managing reporting and compliance.

The 5 stages

1. Issue: Tokens are created and allocated to investors who meet the eligibility conditions.

2. Hold: Each investor's position is recorded and holder eligibility is maintained over time.

3. Transfer: A transfer happens only when the token's rules are met. In the system Stobox describes, the transfer is authorized first, and the wallet then executes it.

4. Distribute: Dividends, interest, or revenue share are paid to eligible holders. Voting outcomes can be recorded on-chain or off-chain, depending on the issuer.

5. Redeem: When the asset matures or is repaid, redeemed tokens are burned or frozen.
Each project designs the details differently. The sequence and the rules depend on the asset type and on local regulation.

When evaluating tokenization, ask about all five stages. Issuance is the first one. Trust in the asset builds as transfers, distributions, and redemptions follow the rules in practice.

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.

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Tokenization vs Digitization

Shares that once existed as paper certificates now show up as a balance in a securities account. That is digitization, and markets have used it for decades. Tokenization sits one layer further, and the difference shows up in how records are kept, how rules are enforced, and how trades settle.

What is digitization?

Digitization turns an asset or document into digital data. In conventional markets, securities are held as book-entry positions in accounts at a central securities depository (CSD), as BIS describes.

What is tokenization?

Tokenization represents rights in an asset as a token on a distributed ledger, where each participant holds a synchronized copy (BIS).

3 differences

1. Record keeping: Digitized: a book-entry account at a central depository. Tokenized: a shared ledger with a synchronized copy for each participant.

2. Rules Digitized: enforced by separate systems and processes. Tokenized: embedded in the token and applied on every transfer, such as buyer eligibility checks, interest payments, or voting rights (Fidelity).

3. Settlement Digitized: processed through several post-trade steps. BIS estimates trade processing costs at roughly $17-24 billion a year. Tokenized: atomic settlement, where both legs complete together, or the trade does not happen (Fidelity).

BIS notes that tokenization may lower cost and complexity, and that the risk of a counterparty failing to settle remains. Fidelity adds that some tokens still reconcile with traditional records off-chain.

Digitization puts information in digital form. Tokenization lets the asset carry its own rules. To tell which one you are looking at, check where the transfer rules and settlement live.

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice

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What Can Be Tokenized?

Ask people what gets tokenized, and many will say real estate. The largest market today is US Treasuries. Fidelity Digital Assets reports tokenized real-world assets (excluding stablecoins) at about $33.8 billion through May 2026, roughly twenty times the level of early 2024. So which assets are actually on-chain?

What is tokenization?

Tokenization represents rights in an asset as a token on a blockchain. The token records who holds what, and the asset's rules are written in code.

6 asset groups in the market today

1. US Treasuries: Short-dated US government debt is packaged in a fund and issued as a token that accrues yield. It is the largest single category at roughly $15 billion (RWA.xyz, May 2026).

2. Private credit: A token holder owns a claim on a tranche of a whole loan pool. The structure spreads exposure across many contracts.

3. Equities: Tokens represent shares held by a broker-dealer or trustee. Access depends on each country's rules.

4. Real estate: A property typically sits in one legal entity (an SPV or LLC) and its interests are split into smaller units. The category remains small at around $500 million (RWA.xyz, Q2 2026).

5. Commodities: Mostly gold. Each token references metal held in a vault, with an attestation naming the bar by serial number.

6. Private funds: Fidelity notes that tokenization splits rights into smaller units, which lowers minimum investments in private funds.

Every group above rests on the same two things: a legal right tied to the token and clear transfer rules. Assets with a clear legal structure and verifiable value tokenize well, which helps explain why Treasuries and gold came before real estate.

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.

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