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MEXC has listed the sixteenth batch of tokenized Ondo Finance pairs on its spot market, adding four new instruments: ETNON/USDT (tokenized Eaton Corporation plc), EEMON/USDT (linked to the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF), EFAON/USDT (tied to the iShares MSCI EAFE ETF), and INDAON/USDT (replicating the iShares MSCI India ETF). Deposits and withdrawals are already enabled.
The listing is part of a collaboration between MEXC and Ondo to introduce traditional assets into the blockchain. Each token is issued through Ondo Global Markets, with free transferability and compatibility with the DeFi ecosystem. The setup is designed to let users trade with exposure to global equities 24 hours a day, without the time or geographic constraints associated with conventional financial markets.
The expansion aligns with a broader industry trend toward tokenizing regulated financial instruments to broaden access to markets that have historically been out of reach for many investors. Eaton Corporation is included alongside a catalog that already covers different geographies and asset classes through selected iShares ETFs.
DeFiLlama data cited in the article puts the real-world asset (RWA) market at $22.88 billion. The figure is described as distributed across treasury bonds, precious metals, equities, digital assets, private credit, and other financial instruments, with Ondo positioned as a key participant in that market.
The announcement also coincides with MEXC’s eighth anniversary. In that context, the exchange said it is rolling out a comprehensive brand refresh and operates under a zero-fee model, aiming to position itself as a universal gateway to global markets.

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