Institutional tokenization needs more than putting an asset on chain.
In a recent interview, @Brickken CMO @jordiesturi highlighted three pillars that credible institutional infrastructure needs:
➥ Legal enforceability
➥ Interoperability
➥ Compatibility with legacy systems
The connection to Brickken's work is clear.
@Brickken has been building around compliant tokenization, native cross-chain infrastructure through BKN 2.0, and developer infrastructure that can connect tokenization workflows with existing systems.
As institutions move from testing tokenization to using it at scale, these fundamentals become harder to ignore.
It is the kind of infrastructure @Brickken is positioning itself around.
@Brickken $BKN
In a recent interview, @Brickken CMO @jordiesturi highlighted three pillars that credible institutional infrastructure needs:
➥ Legal enforceability
➥ Interoperability
➥ Compatibility with legacy systems
The connection to Brickken's work is clear.
@Brickken has been building around compliant tokenization, native cross-chain infrastructure through BKN 2.0, and developer infrastructure that can connect tokenization workflows with existing systems.
As institutions move from testing tokenization to using it at scale, these fundamentals become harder to ignore.
It is the kind of infrastructure @Brickken is positioning itself around.
@Brickken $BKN