#SECProposesRuleForBlockchainAndTokenizedSecurities RWA has a liquidity problem, not a tokenization problem.
We’ve become increasingly good at putting real-world assets on-chain.
Treasuries.
Private credit.
Funds.
Real estate.
Commodities.
But tokenizing an asset and creating a liquid market for it are two very different things.
Tokenization ≠ Liquidity.
You can represent a $10 million asset on-chain.
You can fractionalize it into thousands of tokens.
You can make ownership and settlement more efficient.
But when an investor wants to sell:
Who is on the other side of the trade?
That is where the real challenge begins.
$MarsCoin $ZORA $SOMI
We’ve become increasingly good at putting real-world assets on-chain.
Treasuries.
Private credit.
Funds.
Real estate.
Commodities.
But tokenizing an asset and creating a liquid market for it are two very different things.
Tokenization ≠ Liquidity.
You can represent a $10 million asset on-chain.
You can fractionalize it into thousands of tokens.
You can make ownership and settlement more efficient.
But when an investor wants to sell:
Who is on the other side of the trade?
That is where the real challenge begins.
$MarsCoin $ZORA $SOMI
