Japan’s Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Plans to Issue Soulbound Tokens

Japan's Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group (SMBC) plans to explore the Web3 world by issuing Soulbound Tokens (SBT).

SBT refers to a digital identity token, proposed by Vitalik Buterin that represents the identity or reputation of an entity. This token is non-transferable and is designed for decentralized societies and Web3.

SMBC officially announced on December 8 that it is partnering with digital asset company HashPort to study the practical use of SBT.

Source

Web3

Traditional Industry

Related News
TON Foundation offers path to 10-year UAE 'Golden Visa' for $100k in staked TON, $35k fee; UAE denies eligibility TON Foundation offers path to 10-year UAE 'Golden Visa' for $100k in staked TON, $35k fee; UAE denies eligibility
JPMorgan's blockchain unit tests new carbon credit tokenization application with S&P Global JPMorgan's blockchain unit tests new carbon credit tokenization application with S&P Global
Robinhood completes $200 million acquisition of crypto exchange Bitstamp Robinhood completes $200 million acquisition of crypto exchange Bitstamp
EOS rebrands to Vaulta amid pivot to 'web3 banking', plans to launch new token EOS rebrands to Vaulta amid pivot to 'web3 banking', plans to launch new token
Story Protocol confirms public mainnet to launch on Feb. 1 Story Protocol confirms public mainnet to launch on Feb. 1
Latest News More More
2 Days Ago Chinese creditors push back against FTX's motion to forfeit payouts in restricted jurisdictions
July 4 Tether plans further Bitcoin mining expansion in South America with Adecoagro tie up
July 3 North Korean hackers use fake Zoom updates to deliver ‘NimDoor’ macOS malware targeting crypto firms
June 30 Ethereum community plans onchain ‘time capsule’ to mark 10th anniversary of network’s genesis block
June 25 Circle's post-IPO stock surge pushes market cap near Coinbase and USDC
delate
Use TokenInsight App All Crypto Insights Are In Your Hands
Open