Mercurity Fintech presented its digital asset treasury framework at EBC11, highlighting institutional adoption of tokenized treasury solutions.
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Mercurity Fintech highlights innovation in institutional treasury at EBC11
Mercurity Fintech Holding Inc., a Nasdaq-listed blockchain-based financial technology group, participated in the European Blockchain Convention 11 (EBC11) in Barcelona, Spain, where the company presented its approach to digital asset treasury solutions. The event, held October 16-17, 2025, brought together leading figures from finance, technology and regulation to discuss the evolution of institutional adoption of blockchain.
Wilfred Daye, the company’s chief strategy officer, participated in a panel discussion focused on how institutional investors and corporations are integrating digital assets into cash management strategies. His intervention reflects Mercurity Fintech’s ongoing efforts to align blockchain infrastructure with corporate financial practices.
Exploring digital asset treasury models
At the conference, Mercurity Fintech highlighted that institutional demand for digital asset treasury (DAT) products continues to grow as organizations seek diversification, yield generation and transparency in liquidity management. The company described its DAT framework as a bridge between traditional financial systems and blockchain-based asset management, allowing companies to manage their digital reserves with tokenized and verifiable mechanisms.
Industry participants at the event examined how digital assets are reshaping balance sheet management and capital deployment. Corporate treasurers and asset managers are increasingly viewing tokenized solutions as tools to optimize liquidity and reduce settlement times.
Mercurity Fintech’s contribution focused on the idea that tokenization can transform treasury operations by digitizing assets such as deposits, securities and cash equivalents, creating programmable structures for collateral and investments.
Institutional interest in digital treasury tools
Institutional appetite for digital assets has accelerated through 2025 as companies explore tokenization for operational efficiency and strategic diversification. Analysts note that macroeconomic volatility and tightening credit markets have pushed companies to consider blockchain-based liquidity strategies.
Mercurity Fintech’s DAT model addresses these dynamics by combining regulatory compliance with blockchain automation. Its framework supports custody, yield generation and reporting functions through Chaince Securities LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary that provides tokenized cash management consulting services.
The company’s approach aligns with a broader shift in the fintech sector, where institutions are experimenting with on-chain finance while maintaining regulatory oversight. For many treasury services, blockchain-based infrastructure provides real-time visibility into treasury positions and eliminates reconciliation delays common in traditional systems.
EBC11: a forum for institutional dialogue on blockchain
The European Blockchain Convention has become one of Europe’s leading gatherings for blockchain and digital finance professionals. Its 11th edition welcomed thousands of participants, including asset managers, investors, policy makers and infrastructure providers. Discussions at EBC11 reflected the transition from experimental blockchain use cases to operational adoption in regulated finance.
Mercurity Fintech’s participation strengthened its position among fintech companies building institutional-grade blockchain services. His presentation highlighted the company’s intention to contribute to the architecture of tokenized finance, particularly in areas such as asset tokenization, liquidity management and enterprise treasury solutions.
Observers of the event noted that digital asset treasury strategies are moving beyond crypto-native businesses to multinational corporations and financial institutions. The conversation moves from speculation to structural integration, focusing on interoperability, risk management and compliance.
Bridging the gap between traditional finance and digital finance
Mercurity Fintech positions its treasury framework as part of a broader mission to merge traditional financial systems with digital innovation. The Company’s infrastructure allows clients to access tokenized investment vehicles, digital custody solutions and advisory services under regulated conditions.
By integrating blockchain into treasury operations, the company aims to enable near-instant settlement and transparent reporting. This approach reflects an industry-wide effort to modernize corporate finance through digital infrastructure that maintains existing monitoring and accounting standards.
Mercurity Fintech’s strategy also aligns with a growing institutional recognition that blockchain technology can complement – rather than disrupt – traditional markets. By integrating on-chain capabilities into existing compliance structures, the company seeks to create a functional path from digital assets to traditional finance.
Outlook
The discussion at EBC11 confirmed that tokenization and treasury management of digital assets are becoming central themes for financial institutions seeking operational efficiencies. For companies like Mercurity Fintech, the challenge lies in scaling secure and compliant frameworks that meet institutional requirements while maintaining blockchain transparency and speed.
As financial markets move toward digital settlement systems, treasury services could become early adopters of tokenized solutions. Mercurity Fintech’s participation in the European Blockchain Convention demonstrates how fintech companies are positioning themselves to support this transformation, combining regulatory alignment, blockchain technology and institutional infrastructure to redefine treasury operations for the digital age.
