City Protocol co-founder kyle on the gap tokenization still has to close: A tokenized product today is still a claim on the asset. Final settlement happens with the authoritative entities off-chain, so the market runs in two worlds. We expects the two systems to merge for the sake of... efficiency, and City Protocol is building toward that. Full video:show more

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@kylemonade_ Bridging those two worlds will take serious regulatory groundwork and institutional alignment

@kylemonade_ The city protocol stipulates that this system will eventually be integrated to bridge this gap.

@kylemonade_ Exactly. Seamlessly integrating on-chain systems with off-chain settlement could significantly boost the utility of tokenized assets.

@kylemonade_ The “claim vs asset” distinction is a really interesting point.

@kylemonade_ This is the kind of infrastructure work that may not get enough attention, but it matters.

@kylemonade_ Curious to see how this develops as tokenized markets grow.

@kylemonade_ The efficiency gains could be significant if the two worlds become more closely connected.

@kylemonade_ Real-world settlement still matters, so bridging that gap makes a lot of sense.

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@kylemonade_ This is an important matter. It is good to see that City Protocol is considering this issue; it will do well in the future.

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@kylemonade_ This is an important gap to solve if tokenized markets are going to scale.

@kylemonade_ Better coordination between digital records and authoritative entities could be huge.

@kylemonade_ This discussion is productive and likely to yield results; I liked the topic.

@kylemonade_ Because of this separation, the market currently operates across two separate realms (on-chain and off-chain).

@kylemonade_ Making both systems work together could unlock a lot of efficiency.

@kylemonade_ Kyle Leung (Co-founder of City Protocol): Regarding the work—specifically the fact that I am not personally handling the core hiring for the Toneside product—it simply represents a claim regarding that capacity.