Intercambiar Beldex BDX a CETES tokenized stablebonds (Etherfuse) CETES

Beldex building a decentralized confidential ecosystem in Web3 for secure digital interactions.. The concept of the project was developed in 2018, and launched in the same year. The Beldex project is committed to enhancing user data protection and their confidentiality online. BDX is an ecosystem coin that facilitates confidential transactions. Beldex's mission is to provide a confidential environment where data can be exchanged securely. The project is focused on individual safety and true data confidentiality with systematic research to ensure the confidentiality of individual transactions, and thus the safety of users and the security of their funds. BDX operates on the Beldex decentralized blockchain for performing secure transactions, while the ecosystem supports secure and confidential dApps, among them: BChat, BelNet, Beldex Browser, the Beldex protocol, and the Beldex bridge. Initially, Beldex was developed on a PoW architecture followed by a transition to the PoS consensus model in order to increase the scalability of the BDX token, lower fees and reduce transaction times.

Etherfuse is a blockchain-based platform that tokenizes real-world assets, specifically sovereign debt. The platform is designed to expand access to financial products by bridging traditional finance (TradFi) and decentralized finance (DeFi). Integrating traditional instruments with blockchain infrastructure enabling assets that look like fiat, act like a bond, and move like crypto. - Stablebonds: Yield-bearing tokens representing fractional ownership of government treasury bonds. Each Stablebond is backed 1:1 by the underlying sovereign bond, with interest generated from the bond continuously compounding into the token's price; yield is realized by the holder upon redemption. - Sovereign Coins: A new class of digital currencies backed by government debt through Stablebonds. While traditional stablecoins are backed by fiat reserves, Sovereign Coins are backed by Stablebonds, maintaining a 1:1 peg to the local currency; unlike Stablebonds, they are non-yielding and designed for transactional use rather than savings. How Does Etherfuse Ensure Investor Security? Etherfuse uses a three-pronged approach to ensure investor security: regulatory compliance, asset segregation, and third-party verification. Regulatory Compliance: All products and services offered by Etherfuse operate legally in Mexico pursuant to CNBV Resolution P090/2024, which determined that its tokens do not require prior authorization — making Etherfuse the first and only Mexican blockchain company with regulatory clarity to engage the general public. Etherfuse also holds a mandate to perform brokerage activities in the securities market, including executing purchase and sale orders and providing custody, administration, and deposit services for all collateralized assets. Asset Segregation: Regulatory requirements and internal policy require a strict distinction between Etherfuse's own investment accounts and customer funds, ensuring all financial transactions are segregated. Additionally, each asset is registered under Swiss law through the Swiss DLT Act, providing a bankruptcy-remote structure that legally segregates customer assets from Etherfuse's own holdings. Third-Party Verification: All of this information is attested to through third-party firms which generate a Proof of Reserves report verifying that the funds held by Etherfuse match the funds owed to users, as well as the custodian breakdown of assets. All AML audit results and smart contract audit results are publicly available through the Etherfuse Platform.