One of the hallmarks of new technology is that, at first, it’s often worse than the one it replaces. I remember sitting in my apartment sometime in the late-1990s and spending a weekend ripping my CDs into MP3s only to get a hard-drive crash and lose all my data on Sunday night. I had a “why am I doing this” moment, and many of the early buyers of tokenized stocks are feeling the same way. And then I repeated the process the following weekend, because I’m a slow learner.
If digital music had started and then ended with Napster and my Rio PMP-300 (because IYKYK) then we could all forget about it. But it didn’t. It got better and now it’s just what we do. So is the pattern we will see with tokenized stocks.
Tokenized stocks today are a notably inferior product to the traditional market offering. I looked through the terms and conditions of eight different on-chain services offering tokenized assets to get a good understanding of what is available. Most are available in the E.
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