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STEELLDYThrough Steelldy consulting company, I assist companies, fintechs, and institutions in two key areas: ◙ Economic and financial statistical modeling via our DaaS & SaaS software (macroeconomic index platform). Analysis of the transition to a multipolar world: stablecoins, gold, copper, precious metals, industrial metals, oil, dollars, euros, yuan, yen, rubles, CBDC, BISIH, mBridge, Unified Ledger, BRICS, and global regulations. ◙ Web3 Law & Taxation Legal and Tax structuring of blockchain-based projects, RWA, tokenization, cryptocurrency (stablecoins, CBDC), decentralized autonomous organizations (DAO), MiCA compliance, ISO 20022, AI, MANBRIC/biotech technologies, robotics, smart cities, and ESG taxonomy.

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Cryptos

CBDC: 137 countries in the race, but who is measuring the actual speed of adoption?

The Quietest Race in Monetary History Never before have so many central banks worked simultaneously on the same transformation. According to counts by the Atlantic Council and the BIS, 137 countries and monetary unions representing nearly all of global GDP are engaged in a phase of exploration, development, piloting, or launch of a central…

08/20/20260Comments

ByOleg Turceac

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Reports

Global Real Estate as an Ocean of Liquidity & the Institutional Shift SFR / BTR

Global real estate remains the dominant asset class, valued at approximately $393-448 trillion (Savills, 2026 estimates), about 3.3 times the global equity market capitalization and 2.8 times that of bonds. In this context, institutional capital is structurally shifting toward rental income streams (SFR/BTR). The institutional share of the US Single-Family Rental market remains low (2.0-3.1%…

08/19/20260Comments

ByOleg Turceac

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Digitalisation

The Benchmark Gap. Why Tokenized Assets Need Indices Before They Need More Liquidity

Every structural bull market in financial history has followed the same sequence: first the asset, then the liquidity, then the index and only then the institutional capital. Equities had Dow Jones before they had pension funds. Credit had Barclays Agg before it had ETF flows. Tokenized real-world assets are trying to run the sequence in…

08/19/20260Comments

ByOleg Turceac

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Markets

Dissection of the “Kospi Unwind”.

https://scoregex.streamlit.app On 20 July 2026, the KOSPI experienced a sharp deleveraging event, with the index falling over 4% intraday to close near 6,516. Key stocks Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix dropped ~4.3% and ~4.2% respectively, driven by structural concentration risk in AI/HBM memory, leveraged product amplification, policy tightening by the Bank of Korea, and margin-call…

French Debt Crosses the Rubicon: 30-Year OAT Yield Hits Phase Transition at 4.6926%

https://www.steelldy-indices.com The morning fixing of the 30-year French OAT yield at 4.6926% marks a "phase transition" market event. Cross-referenced with our proprietary risk engines, this level signals a critical threshold for French debt sustainability, with non-negligible probability of a self-fulfilling confidence crisis. Key findings: the 5-year implied probability of a French fiscal accident jumped from…

07/09/20260Comments

ByOleg Turceac

Cryptos

Analysis of the Exclusion of CCTs from the Substance-Based Carve-Out

1.1 Economic and Legal Basis for the Exclusion of Intangible Assets The concept of the "substance trap," formalized by STEELDY in their research on the interaction between Pillar Two and environmental tokenization, refers to a situation where an investment vehicle holding highly intangible assets is structurally unable to reduce its tax base through the SBIE…

The Effective Tax Rate (ETR) anomaly at Nike

The quantitative analysis reveals that Nike's Effective Tax Rate (ETR) dropped from 33.6% in Q4 FY2025 to 19.6% in Q4 FY2026, a statistically extreme anomaly of -14 percentage points. This exceeds the sector standard deviation of ~3%, yielding a Z-score of -4.67σ, indicating over 99.99% certainty that this is not a normal fluctuation. https://www.steelldy-indices.com Compared…

07/01/20260Comments

ByOleg Turceac

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Cryptos

Navigating the Nuances: Synthetic Carbon Credits and Their Hidden Dangers

Synthetic carbon credit tokens provide derivative exposure to carbon markets (e.g., ICE EUA, voluntary indices) via futures, total return swaps, or oracle-replicated performance, without physical custody or retirement of underlying credits. This delivers operational efficiency (fractionalization, 24/7 liquidity, reduced verification costs) but introduces material counterparty risk (issuer solvency/fulfillment), basis/tracking error risk (deviation from reference index…

06/18/20260Comments

ByOleg Turceac

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Carbon Credit Market

Transition Risks and Fuel Demand Reduction: Attribution to 15-Minute Smart Cities, Localized Smart Digitalized & Decarbonized Economies

https://www.steelldy-indices.com Executive Summary Reduction in refined fuel demand (gasoline/diesel) is primarily driven by electrification (EV penetration ~25% global new sales 2025, displacing ~1.2 mb/d oil equivalent), efficiency gains (MPG improvements offsetting VMT growth), and behavioral shifts, not dominantly by 15-minute city models. The 15-minute city (proximity-based urbanism) and smart digitalized local economies contribute secondarily…

06/12/20260Comments

ByOleg Turceac

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Analyse de marché

BIS/WEF Context on Transition Risks Compressing Long-Term Refining Margins: Carbon Tracker-Style Analysis and Quantitative Projections for TotalEnergies

Executive Summary Transition risks under 2°C pathways (IEA NZE/APS equivalents) drive structural demand destruction for refined products, compressing refining margins via volume contraction, utilization drops, and policy/carbon cost overlays. Carbon Tracker’s foundational 2017 “Margin Call” analysis projected >50% EBITDA decline by 2035 for ~94% of global capacity under a 2D scenario (oil demand -23%…

06/12/20260Comments

ByOleg Turceac