#dusk $DUSK @Dusk I’ve already written about tokenization and native issuance.
But there’s another important layer: what happens to the asset after it appears on-chain?
It occurred to me to use an airport analogy
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You can build a modern terminal, but that’s not enough. You also need passenger checks, access rules, security control, data privacy, and a clear boarding and departure process.
In RWA, the logic is similar.
A token is only a “terminal.” Around it, you need:
• eligibility and transfer control;
• verification;
• privacy;
• compliance;
• final settlement.
That’s why I’m interested in @Dusk’s approach. It’s not just about creating tokens, but about the infrastructure where part of the rules and processes for working with regulated assets can be organized on-chain.
For me, the next stage of RWA is no longer just an “asset on the blockchain,” but a market that can operate by its own rules directly on-chain.
@Dusk_Foundation #dusk #RWA #Tokenization #blockchain
But there’s another important layer: what happens to the asset after it appears on-chain?
It occurred to me to use an airport analogy
✈️
You can build a modern terminal, but that’s not enough. You also need passenger checks, access rules, security control, data privacy, and a clear boarding and departure process.
In RWA, the logic is similar.
A token is only a “terminal.” Around it, you need:
• eligibility and transfer control;
• verification;
• privacy;
• compliance;
• final settlement.
That’s why I’m interested in @Dusk’s approach. It’s not just about creating tokens, but about the infrastructure where part of the rules and processes for working with regulated assets can be organized on-chain.
For me, the next stage of RWA is no longer just an “asset on the blockchain,” but a market that can operate by its own rules directly on-chain.
@Dusk_Foundation #dusk #RWA #Tokenization #blockchain