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What really changes when you tokenise a fund
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what really changes when you tokenise a fund

Tokenisation does not change the asset. It changes the plumbing: how ownership is recorded, how transfers settle, and how rules travel with the instrument. From BUIDL and BENJI to Apollo's ACRED feeder, and why GIFT City is the route for Indian credit.

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India's Next Phase of Financialization
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india's next phase of financialization

Tokenization is becoming part of global capital-market infrastructure, and India with over $7 trillion of financial depth is largely absent from it. aarnâ is building the India Yield Platform as the on-chain access layer for India's financial markets, developed through GIFT IFSC under the IFSCA regulatory framework. This post sets out the problem IYP is being built to solve, and why we're putting it into the market before commercial launch.

Multi-Chain Future: How Crypto Bridges Enable Cross-Chain DeFi
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multi-chain future: how crypto bridges enable cross-chain defi

DeFi isn’t just multi-chain—it’s chain-agnostic. But right now, liquidity is siloed across ecosystems like Ethereum, Solana, and Polkadot, fragmenting capital and limiting cross-chain yield strategies. That’s where crypto bridges come in. By enabling seamless asset transfers across chains, bridges unify liquidity, supercharge composability, and let users chase yield wherever the best opportunities arise.