How does a $100B commitment, a cross-chain compliance layer and global liquidity all connect?
Our Co-founder, @0xMuchScience, joins Daniel Coheur (@ApexGlobalGroup), Serena Leung (@0xPolygon) and Dennis O'Connell (@ERC3643Org) to answer exactly that.
Enjoy the roundtable 👇
@0xMuchScience Trillions don't move on a single chain🔗
They move when compliance is consistent everywhere the asset goes.
T-REX Ledger is key to unlocking global liquidity 🦖
Everyone is focusing on “tokenization on Base”.
That’s missing the point.
The same Apex behind this fund is committing $100B to @trex_network, the first compliant multi-chain distribution layer.
As the creator of ERC-3643 and co-founder of T-REX, I’ll say it clearly:
tokenization doesn’t scale on a single chain.
It scales when assets can move across chains
while enforcing compliance everywhere.
That’s what T-REX enables:
• shared compliance ledger
• interoperable ERC-3643 tokens
• dedicated distribution apps
This is how you unlock global liquidity.
This is how you reach trillions.
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@scottmelker One chain is where assets launch. Every chain is where they scale⛓️
The compliance layer for that journey now exists.
The same Apex Group chose it. $100B is the target. T-REX Ledger.
Are you connecting the dots? 🦖
https://t.co/dOedzkHjRh
You think listing and settlement is the hard part?
That’s been solved for decades.
The hard part is enforcement.
Compliance.
Ownership.
Transfers.
Onchain.
That’s where 99% of you fail.
ERC-3643 doesn’t.
@trex_network
The shift to tokenized equities just got real.
The SEC just greenlit Nasdaq to support tokenized stock trading…
DTCC is building the settlement rails…
And even NYSE is preparing its own on-chain infrastructure.
Larry Fink has been calling this the next evolution of markets.
The real question now is speed... how fast does this hit scale?
@trex_n_army @CryptosR_Us You think listing and settlement is the hard part?
That’s been solved for decades.
The hard part is enforcement.
Compliance.
Ownership.
Transfers.
Onchain.
That’s where 99% of you fail.
ERC-3643 doesn’t.
@trex_n_army @FTDA_US @FTI_Global @rwafyi@consensus_hk Regulators write rules.
Amateurs talk about them.
Winners turn them into code.
That’s ERC-3643.
Everything else in RWA is just cosplay infrastructure.
@FTDA_US @FTI_Global @rwafyi@consensus_hk Having infrastructure that can enforce those rules onchain.
That’s the missing layer.
Regulation sets the rules.
TREX makes them executable.🦖🔥
@trex_n_army @trize_io You think regulation creates standards?
Wrong.
Standards create regulation.
ERC-3643 was built years ago.
Now regulators are catching up.
Paul Atkins already sees it.
Do you?
@trize_io Frameworks are forming.
Standards that enforce them onchain matter the most.
Standard = TREX (ERC-3643)
TREX has been ready for the longest time. 🦖🔥
Cypherpunks want securities to behave like memecoins.
Anonymous
Permissionless
No ownership control
Financial markets already tried that.
They were called bearer securities and they were abolished because they enabled fraud and theft.
Trillions won’t run on that.
This is true
Without privacy, we will have surveillance
ERC 3643 is surveillance
ERC-3643 (also known as the standard for permissioned tokens) incorporates identity verification as a core feature to enforce compliance rules, such as ensuring tokens can only be transferred between verified addresses.
This is achieved through integration with on-chain identity systems, allowing for automated checks on investor eligibility and regulatory adherence during transactions.
https://t.co/5WlfWoTrOr
@trex_n_army @RepBryanSteil “What does that mean?”
It means finance stops running on paperwork.
And starts running on code.
Ownership.
Compliance.
Settlement.
All onchain.
ERC-3643 was built exactly for that.
The future isn’t theoretical anymore.
@trex_network Chains fight for TPS.
Chains fight for liquidity.
Good.
Let them.
T-REX isn’t competing with them.
T-REX is the compliance layer that lets them access real assets.
Different league.