What's ironic about the tokenization trend? Liquidity.

Added: 2026-05-22

[00:00:00]I think this is like, you know, the whole concept of tokenization has been always there, right? Even before FTX.

[00:00:06]And then >> Yeah, but we were working on a tokenized like condos and exactly >> [laughter] >> random stuff.

[00:00:12]>> Right. I I think like, you know, the what's so ironic about what's happening right now is that when there's a liquidity in the trust fund assets, like for example, US equities like so liquid.

[00:00:22]Uh, and if you tokenize it, there's also liquidity there as well. And on the other hand, if you tokenize something that's not really liquid, like as you were saying, like, you know, condo or, you know, all those things, it's not liquid even if you tokenize. Obviously, because like, you know, liquidity is about more of the supply and demand.

[00:00:42]And then historically, there's a supply and demand. People try to figure out to how to make it liquid if there's a supply and demand of a lot of exchanges.

[00:00:49]So, that's why like even US equities trust fund people try to do fractional shares, notional shares, um, 24/7, and all those things, right?

[00:00:57]Like, you know, regardless of on chain or not, if there's a supply and demand, product market fit of liquidity, people try to make it liquid anyway, right? So, which means that, you know, tokenized version of that is also become also liquid. And I think that really shows the whole product market fit of the tokenized equities because there's a people who's actually trading them.

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