#dusk $DUSK @Dusk
Took me a while to get this straight.
Tokenizing an asset is just wrapping it. Slapping a token on something that already exists somewhere else, on paper, in a registry, wherever.
Native issuance is different. The asset IS the onchain record. Not a copy. Not a wrapper. The legal thing itself, born there.
I used to think tokenized RWAs were the endgame. Now I think most of them are just digital shadows of the real asset sitting in some office.
@Dusk_Foundation is building for the second kind.
$DUSK #dusk
So which one are you actually holding when you buy a "tokenized" asset?
Took me a while to get this straight.
Tokenizing an asset is just wrapping it. Slapping a token on something that already exists somewhere else, on paper, in a registry, wherever.
Native issuance is different. The asset IS the onchain record. Not a copy. Not a wrapper. The legal thing itself, born there.
I used to think tokenized RWAs were the endgame. Now I think most of them are just digital shadows of the real asset sitting in some office.
@Dusk_Foundation is building for the second kind.
$DUSK #dusk
So which one are you actually holding when you buy a "tokenized" asset?