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Disintermediation is an incomplete narrative. Tokenization is reshaping how intermediaries operate, not eliminating their role. While processes can be streamlined and redundancy reduced with tokenization, intermediaries are still necessary to continue to provide the standards, oversight, and clear accountability that markets require to function at scale. Explore the shift:

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