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General purpose L1s won’t carry tokenization forward. It takes purpose-built chains. Jurisdictional, compliance, asset-specific chains, with interoperability, to bring cash & assets together onchain. John Nahas broke it down at the Wyoming Blockchain Symposium. 👇

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