Spiko drops tokenized T-Bills on Etherlink, bringing secure, yield-bearing USD & Euro savings to DeFi. Launch set for February!
Paris-based fintech Spiko is shaking up DeFi by launching tokenized U.S. and E.U. T-Bills on Etherlink, a blazing-fast Layer 2 blockchain on Tezos. This move lets users hold yield-generating assets in self-custodial wallets, giving them secure savings in both USD and Euro—a first in the space.
Spiko is no small player. With $165M+ in assets, their tokenized funds, USTBL and EUTBL, rank among the top real-world assets (RWAs) in crypto. Etherlink’s ultra-low fees, sub-second transactions, and censorship resistance make it the perfect platform for expanding DeFi’s reach. The network already integrates with big names like Arbitrum, Starknet, and Polygon PoS.
Spiko’s CEO Paul-Adrien Hyppolite believes finance should be digital, open, and composable, bridging the gap between traditional markets and blockchain. Unlike most DeFi products, Spiko’s funds follow strict European UCITS regulations, ensuring top-tier security and transparency.
Etherlink is rapidly becoming a leading DeFi hub, welcomed projects such as uranium.io (the first ever uranium marketplace online) and a.etherlink domain service. As Spiko goes live in February, Etherlink is demonstrating that Tezos L2 is here to stay.
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