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Internet capital markets: from the “unbrokeraged” to the universally invested

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By Nick Ducoff
| CoinDesk Verified
In today’s newsletter, Nick Ducoff, head of institutional growth at the Solana Foundation, draws a parallel between tokenization’s ability to democratize investment access and how the Internet facilitated access to banking over fifteen years ago. Then, in Ask an Expert, the CoinDesk Research Team answers questions about stablecoin and tokenization trends from their February 2026 Stablecoins & Tokenization Assets Report. Read the full report here.
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dal “senza intermediazione” all’investimento universale

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By Nick Ducoff
| CoinDesk Verified
Nel notiziario di oggi, Nick Ducoff, responsabile della crescita istituzionale presso la Solana Foundation, traccia un parallelo tra la capacità della tokenizzazione di democratizzare l'accesso agli investimenti e il modo in cui Internet ha facilitato l'accesso ai servizi bancari oltre quindici anni fa.
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Closing the Skills Gap and Meeting Industry Demands in Higher Ed

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By Brenda Hellyer, San jacinto college, Nick Ducoff, Cynda Alexander
| The Evolllution
Employees—both current and future—are looking for ways to stay relevant and competitive in the workforce, which puts pressure on institutions to ensure they’re delivering the skills industry demands, while meeting learner needs. There continues to be a growing skills gap, and higher ed has an opportunity to help solve this issue. In this interview, Brenda Hellyer discusses the skills gap in higher ed, what’s expected of an institution and the economic development happening in Texas.
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