For a long time I treated tokenization like the destination.

Get the asset onchain and the hard work was done. I was wrong.The real bottleneck is everything that comes after. Ownership records, eligibility checks, transfer restrictions, matching payment with delivery, then the ongoing work of dividends, voting and corporate actions. Most tokenized assets still leave all of that scattered across separate systems that constantly need reconciling.

@Dusk approaches it differently. The goal is not just to represent the asset — it is to run the full ownership lifecycle on one shared record. Issuance, eligibility, settlement and servicing stay connected. Sensitive information stays controlled. The handoffs that create cost and delay simply disappear.

This is the quiet difference between a digital wrapper and real market infrastructure.When the entire path from issuance to servicing no longer needs five different ledgers talking to each other, what percentage of private and regulated markets do you think finally becomes practical to move onchain?
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