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Today we're announcing BKN 2.0: the asset layer for Agentic Capital Markets. Tokenized assets, vaults, and authorized AI agents now coordinate capital across networks, with interoperability powered by @chainlink CCIP. Read the full announcement: brickken.com/post/bkn-2-nat…

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Ready for Agentic Capital Markets Operate @Brickken tokenization infrastructure…end to end. Register your agent, handle payments with x402 and issue your assets onchain. Programmatically, through @base MCP. Start Building Now: mcp.brickken.com

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Future-proofing RWA infrastructure: why open standards matter From our conversation with @clausskaaning , CEO and co-founder of @DigiSharesDK . The responsibility platforms owe their clients is straightforward: solid technology that holds up long term, not solutions that strand them when the ecosystem moves on. Institutional players have made this explicit. They will not build on beta. That is where open standards come in. Proprietary compliance wrappers and bespoke integrations become a wall the moment a client needs to adapt to a new jurisdiction or asset class. No single vendor can cover every market. The alternative is infrastructure built generic by design: asset agnostic, chain agnostic, security agnostic. With a shared standard like ERC-7943 underneath, the technology becomes portable. What that unlocks: • Less lock-in to any single vendor ecosystem • Tokens minted on one platform, listed on another, used as collateral on a third • Real mobility of value across the RWA stack Standards are not a feature. They are the precondition for an industry that scales beyond pilots.

Read the webinar recap 👇🏻 brickken.com/post/erc-7943-…

Migration portal opens tomorrow The $BKN migration portal goes live tomorrow. This is the final step before the transition to the new contract. Reminder of key points: • 1:1 migration balances remain unchanged. • Automatic migration for exchanges and staking. • Manual swap required for self-custody wallets. If you hold $BKN in a personal wallet, ensure: • Wallet access is available • You are using the official Brickken migration portal • You follow the published instructions The migration window will remain open until the 25th of July. This process upgrades the underlying infrastructure without altering token ownership or allocation.

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Today we're announcing BKN 2.0: the asset layer for Agentic Capital Markets. Tokenized assets, vaults, and authorized AI agents now coordinate capital across networks, with interoperability powered by @chainlink CCIP. Read the full announcement: brickken.com/post/bkn-2-nat…

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Read all the migration details and instructions 👇🏻 brickken.com/post/bkn-migra…

Introducing the Brickken Certified Partner Program Every tokenization deal turns on a question the client cannot answer alone. The Certified Partner Program is the network that answers it: vetted legal, technology, business, and marketing specialists working alongside Brickken on live transactions. Join Aldiyar Bogenbayev, Brickken's Head of Partnerships, for a live walkthrough of how the program works and how to join. What we will cover: • How the program works: The vetting and certification process, and how Brickken routes live client opportunities to the right partner. • What certified partners receive: Marketplace listing in front of 150+ institutional clients, enhanced commercial conditions, enablement, and a dedicated account manager. • How to qualify: Eligibility by category and what the certification review looks for. 📆 July 2nd ⏰ 2pm UTC The infrastructure is deployed. The capital is moving. The deals that close are the ones with the right specialists around them.

Register for the webinar 👇🏻 landing.brickken.com/webinar-brickk…

Live from TokenizeThis by @redstone_defi in NYC Our CRO, Ludovico Rossi , just delivered a keynote at The Glasshouse on the infrastructure required to scale tokenization for institutions. The core message: the ecosystem is converging on composability, and composability only works on shared standards. How Brickken is addressing the bottlenecks: ・ Institutional interoperability through ERC-7943. ・ Cross-platform compliance frameworks that transfer cleanly between venues and issuers. ・ The agentic layer for operating on regulated assets via RAMS (ERC-8226). Tokenized assets are moving from conference themes into live institutional workflows. Brickken is building the frameworks underneath that shift. At the event today or tomorrow? Find our co-founders, @Ludovico__Rossi and @edwin_mata on the floor.

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Ready for Agentic Capital Markets Operate @Brickken tokenization infrastructure…end to end. Register your agent, handle payments with x402 and issue your assets onchain. Programmatically, through @base MCP. Start Building Now: mcp.brickken.com

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New skills just dropped on Base MCP 13 apps, and now more ways for agents to: → Transact → Trade → Lend → Mint → Buy All onchain, all on Base

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BKN 1.0 Staking Pauses June 24. THENA BKN/USDT Pool Closed. Important update for BKN holders ahead of the BKN 2.0 migration. • BKN 1.0 staking on the Brickken portal will pause on June 24 at 03:00 UTC. • The THENA BKN/USDT liquidity pool has been closed. • BKN staking will reopen on June 25 with the new BKN contract. • The official migration portal will go live on June 25. No action is required for holders on @MEXC , @BitMartExchange , or in the official Brickken staking pool. If you hold BKN in a self-custody wallet, migration instructions will be available through the official portal when it launches. For complete migration details read the full announcement 👇🏻 brickken.com/post/bkn-migra…

TokenizeThis NYC is made possible by partners like @Brickken. Thank you for your support in bringing institutional tokenization conversations to The Glasshouse, New York City.

Brickken is upgrading the core smart contract architecture that supports the BKN ecosystem. The Genesis architecture got Brickken to 150+ clients, $500M+ in tokenized value, and a presence across 30+ countries. The next phase of institutional RWA adoption demands a different kind of engine underneath. So we are upgrading it. The ticker stays the same (BKN). The underlying contract does not. The new architecture is built around four pillars: cross-chain interoperability, on-chain verifiability, adaptive compliance, and future-proof integrations. Here is what each of them unlocks 👇

Future-Proof Integrations The new contract is the baseline for everything Brickken ships next. Product rollouts, enterprise partnerships, and ecosystem integrations are all designed against this architecture, not retrofitted into it. Generic by design. Extensible by default.

This is the infrastructure layer Brickken needs for the next phase of institutional RWA adoption. Read the full announcement 👇🏻 brickken.com/post/bkn-migra…

🚀 NYC for @TokenizeThisNYC by @redstone_defi. Kicking off at The Big Whale’s onchain finance side event with Morgan Stanley, Morpho, 21X & Fireblocks. Here until end of July with @Ludovico__Rossi, meeting partners, clients & VCs ahead of @Brickken's Series A. RWA is infrastructure 🔥

Tokenization solved issuance. Distribution is the harder challenge. Creating a tokenized financial instrument is no longer the bottleneck. The real question is how these assets move across regulated venues, investor networks, institutional platforms, and liquidity environments without losing compliance or operational control. In our latest webinar, Philip Filhol from 21X joined Brickken to discuss what RWA distribution infrastructure looks like in practice. Key themes included the rise of regulated trading venues for tokenized assets, the shift from issuance to distribution as the industry's next challenge, and the growing convergence between digital asset platforms and traditional financial infrastructure. The next phase of tokenization will not be defined by who can issue assets. It will be defined by who can distribute them. Read the full recap: brickken.com/post/rwa-distr…

ERC-7943: the universal standard for RWA tokenization We sat down with @clausskaaning , CEO and co-founder of @DigiSharesDK (200+ clients globally), to unpack why ERC-7943 matters and what it changes for the industry. The context: previous standards like ERC-1400 and ERC-3643 were serious attempts, but they shared the same fundamental flaw. They prescribed how to implement compliance rather than defining what to expose, often bundling rigid identity stacks that made compliance harder to manage across jurisdictions. ERC-7943 flips the model. The standard defines only the interface, the minimum set of behaviors a compliant RWA token needs to expose, and leaves the compliance logic itself entirely to the implementer. Compliance becomes pluggable. For platforms operating across multiple jurisdictions, that shift is the difference between rebuilding the rails for every market and shipping the same contract everywhere with the compliance layer that fits. Read the webinar recap: brickken.com/post/erc-7943-…

Tokenization is no longer just about bringing assets on-chain. The next question is who operates them once they're there. This week, our CRO, @Ludovico__Rossi, joined @taikoxyz to discuss whether AI agents can own and operate real-world assets, and what infrastructure is required to make that possible. The conversation covered: • Why tokenization is moving beyond issuance and into operations. • The role of AI agents in capital markets workflows. • Identity, compliance, and authorization frameworks such as RAMS (ERC-8226). • What institutional-grade infrastructure looks like in an agentic economy. The future of tokenization is not defined by how many assets are issued on-chain. It is defined by how those assets are managed, governed, and operated. Read the full recap: brickken.com/post/ai-agents…