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>Hedera's announcement seems 100% bullshit
Nothing about the official announcement was false. The announcement stated that Archax had tokenized the fund on Hedera.

>the only interaction with BlackRock is an alleged approval on an announcement which they had no right to approve or disapprove of in the first place.
BlackRock could have absolutely not signed off on the press release and told Archax they didn't want to be associated in any type of press release. Now whether or not they sign off on a press release, to me at least, is pretty irrelevant. Like you're alluding to Archax could have tokenized their fund without any type of consent.

>Also the HBAR CEO has already been caught in a bold-faced lie about the whole thing.
Kek that was the HBAR Foundation CEO, i.e. a completely different legal entity than the actual LLC Hedera. If you don't know shit about Hedera that's fine but you're just as retarded as Shayne for spouting literal lies.

You retards are missing the forest for the trees on this one. The literal only regulated and approved crypto exchange and custodian in the UK is selecting Hedera to tokenize the funds that THEIR institutional investors are demanding. If you don't see the significance in the tokenization of RWAs that's your problem not mine. BlackRock being directly involved or not, at this point in time, is not important. What matters is that the assets are being tokenized in a compliant and regulated fashion.

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