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Tokenization is going to reinvent finance. Everything that can be tokenized, will be. It's much better for the end user. Core benefits: - Real-time settlement (eliminates counterparty risk) - Improved liquidity/accessibility - Higher efficiency by reducing bureaucracy/friction
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Tokenization changes everything.

Full video of my session with Larry Fink and @andrewrsorkin at @dealbook:

No one wants to tokenise all the things

All roads lead to Ethereum

Let’s not forget proof over trust. Cryptographic verification of backing is key!

“Absolutely agree, Brian — tokenization is the future, and $DevvE is leading the charge! On @DevvExchange, everything is powered by $DEVVE: 1️⃣ **Instant T+0 settlement, zero counterparty risk**: CTS (Contingent Transaction Sets) make every trade fully atomic + self-custodial. No more FTX-style disasters. 2️⃣ **Infinite 24/7 liquidity**: $DEVVE as the Shared Digital Asset unifies RWA pools (real estate, bonds, art) on DevvX L1 — fees 1/10M of ETH, infinite TPS, 1/3B the energy of BTC. 3️⃣ **Zero friction**: built-in compliance, fee rewards + market-making incentives. Tokenize your asset, swap instantly, full control in your wallet. $DevvE = the token for reinvented finance. Everything that can be tokenized, will be — on DevvExchange. Bullish AF. 🚀 #DevvE #RWA

With T-REX rails 🛤️, liquidity will glide across chains like a droplet sliding down your majestic bald dome, @brian_armstrong 🦖

Unbelievably bullish for $IXS Incomprehensibly even for most

As an end user, tokenization has not been better for me at all. $wLUNA = $LUNA

Which requires incorruptible financial infrastructure, with privacy:

Tokenization is the future.

$wluna

Wow… 🤩 Is @IxsFinance powering the backend? 😆

$wluna

Tokenization feels inevitable. Once markets experience instant settlement and 24/7 liquidity, the old rails start to look like rotary phones.

People simply want to save their value over time, the fact you guys are conflating that reality and shoving tokenization down their throat is a red flag.

$Wluna Do the right thing before tokenizing the world,contract is a contract.

One thing that keeps getting overlooked in this tokenisation conversation is verification, see here -

and global access to assets which increases the velocity of those assets

This is why you need an RWA L1 where not only can you KYC/KYB/KYT but you also can know exactly who is validating your transactions. We call it KYV.

real-time settlement sounds nice until you realize it just means more chances to get rekt faster

Why $edel @edeldotfinance still at 16million MC Base beast

So everything can be naked shorted into bankruptcy, great.

@peterschroederr Tokenization is crystallizing the real winners: ETH for settlement, Coinbase/Base for distribution, Ondo for tokenized assets, Chainlink for verification, Circle/USDC as the money layer, Solana for high-speed execution. That stack is what institutions are actually wiring into.

Still ignoring $wluna ???? And immutable smart contracts?

the future path of encryption.

coinbase = base base = ethereum ethereum = tokenization

Garbage

$GRLT best grab a few and hold on tight. IMHO .003 willlook cheap in about a few months when we are at .03 plus.

Tokenization only works at scale when the money layer evolves with it and that’s where $STBL comes in. Real-time settlement, programmable collateral, and transparent RWA-backing are the foundation for a financial system that actually matches the speed of tokenized assets. Stablecoin 2.0 is the missing piece.

The future for $COIN looks staggering. You're doing all the hard work, Brian. Looking forward to all the fruit for years to come. Thank you!

The future of finance is tokenized.

the only way tokenization will actually deliver results that are better for retail investors in the US will be if we tokenize NEW assets (not just existing assets) Also why we @trustless_media are squarely focused on tokenizing co-ops

Tokenization wins when rails are real-time + private: settle on-chain, keep intent dark. Better UX, less counterparty risk.
