Latest Publications
As the first chapter produced by FeverTokens and Caisse des Dépôts that outlines their common vision on tokenization systems, this report introduces the core principles and attributes of scalable and inteorperable tokenization systems.
This report explores FeverTokens' vision for scaling smart contract functionality and outlines the technical implementation tested with Swift to achieve greater modularity, efficient evolution, and integration of settlement modules.
TEI and École des Ponts Business School invite key partners in finance and blockchain to join a one-year research program focused on tokenization for sustainable finance.
This brief delves into the fundamental aspects of tokenization, explores current trends, examines the challenges ahead, and highlights the pivotal role of TEI in driving this paradigm shift.
In this report, we motivate for integrating international financial standards in tokenization protocols and present the next-gen, package-oriented smart contract infrastructure as the solution.
In this paper, we introduce a B-method framework for modeling and verifying smart contracts based on the ACTUS standard for financial instruments.
FeverTokens is featured in the COP28 UAE TechSprint which was aimed at scaling sustainable finance with technology.
Current Research and Collaborative Activities
DebLeb Finance—The Decentralized Banking Protocol for Lebanon
This project aims to address the severe economic and institutional crises that have impacted Lebanon and similar countries, rendering traditional banking systems largely unreliable. The Decentralized Banking Protocol proposed by DebLeb Finance intends to provide a resilient, transparent, and efficient alternative banking infrastructure. This innovative approach is designed to bypass systemic failures, thereby offering a reliable option for financial transactions and fostering economic stability and growth in regions plagued by banking instability and crises.
→ The project is currently seeking institutional (such as development banks) and academic partners to contribute to the finalization of its comprehensive white paper and the V1 implementation. The focus is on describing the economic and technical design of the protocol, with the aim to relaunch a positive economic cycle in affected areas.
Development Bank Protocol for Climate Finance
This project involves an on-chain lending system tailored to enhance the capabilities of Development Banks, aligning with the objectives outlined at the Finance in Common Summit (FICS). The protocol aims to leverage public funds strategically to create attractive investment opportunities, thereby drawing significant private financing towards climate action and sustainability initiatives. This innovative protocol seeks to reshape the financial ecosystem with an efficient, transparent, and decentralized framework while maintaining solid institutional structures. It stands as a pioneering approach to maximizing the impact of public finance dedicated to environmental and sustainability goals.
→ The project is in the process of welcoming institutional partners (such as development banks) and academic collaborators to assist in completing its economic design and V1 implementation, focusing on the economic and technical design of the protocol.
Konkrete Protocol
The Konkrete Protocol focuses on tokenizing real estate credit through a real-world assets (RWA) lending protocol. It employs a unique pool scheme to scale liquidity and standardize investment workflows. This involves a diversified senior pool that seeds the senior tranches in specific deal pools, coupled with a junior tranche financed directly by specialized underwriters. This structure aims to transform the traditional real estate financing landscape with a more standardized and accessible approach.
→ The project is currently seeking the expertise of real estate specialists, asset managers, and academic partners to further study and refine its economic and risk management designs.
Decentralized University Protocol
This ambitious project seeks to redefine the certification of skills and the operational mechanisms of university pathways in our increasingly digital and knowledge-dispersed world. The protocol is designed as an infrastructure to facilitate a decentralized network connecting various stakeholders in the educational ecosystem, including course providers, program creators, supervisors, diploma issuers, assessors, students, and even employers. The primary goal is to enable a scalable and efficient system for delivering skill credentials and diplomas. This system will allow for the validation of skills and knowledge acquired through various formats and sources, reflecting the reality that learning now occurs in diverse environments and formats. By leveraging blockchain technology, the protocol aims to ensure transparency, authenticity, and security in the issuance and recognition of educational credentials.
→ The project is in the process of welcoming institutional partners and academic collaborators to assist in completing its design and V1 implementation, focusing on the economic and technical design of the protocol.
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The Tokenized Economies Institute is an extensive collaboration platform with an open, global perspective. Its mission revolves around the practical research and application of tokenization. This is achieved by collaborations with major players.