Plume, a blockchain platform focused on tokenizing real-world assets, was featured in the recent report by the President’s Working Group on Digital Asset Markets. The company contributed insights on how tokenization can support capital markets, which were included in the national policy roadmap.
The report highlights key areas such as the use of public blockchain infrastructure, the development of tokenized financial products, and the need for updated regulations to support innovation in digital finance. These ideas reflect Plume’s recent policy memo, where the company recommended a new approach to capital markets regulation to better match advancements in stablecoins and decentralized finance.
The report also emphasizes the importance of clear regulatory guidance. It supports tools such as innovation sandboxes and changes to rules around asset custody and registration. These points align with Plume’s call for more defined rules to help developers and companies comply with regulations while building blockchain-based financial systems.
In particular, the report supports Plume’s view that stablecoins can improve U.S. payments and should be developed in a regulated and lawful environment. It also includes tax recommendations, such as creating a new tax category for digital assets and treating stablecoins like money for certain purposes—ideas that Plume has supported.
Plume currently has over 160,000 holders and more than $300 million in assets locked on its platform. The company holds about half of all real-world asset holders across Web3. Its inclusion in the report highlights its role in shaping blockchain policy and helping governments adapt to the growing use of digital assets.
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