Brickken and the Work Behind Real-World Asset Tokenization The RWA conversation is moving beyond whether traditional assets can be represented onchain. A more practical question is how businesses can issue, manage, and track digital assets throughout their lifecycle. Brickken is building a platform for businesses to tokenize real-world assets, with tools for issuance, investor onboarding, compliance processes, and ongoing asset management. That addresses a part of tokenization that can be less visible than trading: the operational work required after an asset is created. There is also a practical detail worth paying attention to. CoinMarketCap currently notes that Brickken has migrated its ERC-20, BSC, and Base contract addresses. Anyone interacting with a token after a contract migration should verify the latest information through the project's official channels rather than relying on an old address or an unverified message. This is an important reminder for the wider RWA sector. A credible tokenization platform needs more than a compelling concept; it also needs clear processes, reliable infrastructure, and communication that helps users distinguish legitimate assets and contracts from outdated or fraudulent information. As more businesses explore tokenization, I think usability and operational transparency will matter just as much as the underlying blockchain. What do you consider the biggest barrier to business adoption of RWAs: regulation, technology, liquidity, or user trust? $BKN #Brickken #RWA #Tokenization #Blockchain