RWAs or the Lack therof
summary
Claims that tokenizing bonds or equities changes nothing for retail because accredited investor limits force the same minimums, shows tokenized treasuries proof-of-concept (DBS + Ant) that works for banks but not everyday Web3 users, warns market makers face impossible hedging for illiquid items like tokenized real estate (Burj Khalifa example), cites a $164 trillion market as context, and argues builders should tokenize IP first and avoid yield structures that automatically become regulated securities.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:07Two buckets for RWAs
- 3:57Purpose and limits of RWA tokenization
- 6:44Unused products in Web3
- 8:50Web3 needs real users
- 9:53Regulatory challenges in RWA tokenization
- 10:57No demand for tokenized real estate
- 11:38Liquidity challenges for tokenized assets
- 13:48Regulatory hurdles in RWA tokenization
- 15:33RWA market size and adoption
- 16:55Regulation’s role in RWA tokenization
