Axiology is developing a regulated blockchain infrastructure on the XRP Ledger (XRPL). Speaking at RippleX’s On-Chain Economy Series, CEO Marius Jurgilas said the goal is to unify capital market systems into a single compliant framework. He described the vision as an institutional-grade system for managing issuance, trading, settlement, and investment.
How is regulated blockchain infrastructure reshaping capital markets?
In the latest episode of Onchain Economy, we are joined by @MariusJurgilas from @AxiologyTSS to discuss efforts to build institutional-grade digital asset infrastructure on XRPL.
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Goal: Disintermediation in capital markets
Jurgilas pointed out that the current financial structure requires multiple intermediaries such as brokers and custodians just to purchase government bonds. Axiology aims to eliminate these layers by leveraging XRPL. This model streamlines direct access between issuers and investors.
Jurgilas stressed that this is only possible within a regulated framework, adding that compliance is central to achieving global scale.
The real hurdle: institutional education, not technology
Jagiras revealed that many partners and institutions still lack a clear understanding of the role of blockchain in tokenized finance and regulated markets. He noted that basic ledger functions, such as transferring value between wallets, often seem complicated to decision makers who are not familiar with digital asset systems. To fill this gap, Axiology is focused on describing blockchain as a secure database structure that supports transparency and control, which are key attributes of regulated market activity, he said.
He said the real challenge is not technical feasibility, but rather institutional capacity to meet requirements for privacy, cybersecurity and controlled data sharing. These elements are essential for risk management and compliance teams within financial organizations looking to participate in blockchain-based systems, he said.
A $5 trillion opportunity: unlocking EU SME funding
Mr. Jurgilas highlighted the great imbalances in the European Union. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) face a funding gap of approximately $5 trillion, with $15 trillion sitting idle in banks. He argued that compliant, direct capital transfer infrastructure could help close that gap.
According to Jurgilas, the focus should be on scalable and regulated solutions that meet existing needs, rather than experimental technologies. He said institutional-grade blockchains must prioritize investor protection, risk management, and compliance with established financial standards.
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