For a decade, U.S. token founders had two options: go offshore or stay quiet. Your conversation with @SECPaulSAtkins is the first credible signal that's changing.
Grateful, @PerianneDC β and grateful for the years you and @DigitalChamber put in to get us here.
For nearly a decade, the U.S. shut the door on token fundraising. That is starting to change.
Another great piece from Yacine Terai (@Nftydaddy) breaking down my conversation with @SECPaulSAtkins at Bitcoin 2026 on Reg Crypto, token taxonomy, and the future of digital asset capital formation in the United States.
This is a major shift for founders, builders, and Americaβs innovation leadership.
https://t.co/MU0RNxm7l1
Started sharing my 10 years of crypto riding. I share my thoughts, my experiences, my gains and losses. No coin signal. Only long term success. Current focus: helping founders jump on to the stable coins rocket ship.
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"How do I tokenize my asset?" is the question I get most.
I've done it β real estate (Propex), art (Minty), and the infrastructure (Tokeniz).
Here's what nobody tells you: the blockchain is the easy part.
Count the steps to tokenize something real: legal wrapper, what the token represents, the chain, compliance, custody, distribution, liquidity, ongoing payouts. Exactly one is "blockchain."
Don't fall in love with the token. Respect the wrapper.
Tokenized assets just passed $34B. Everyone asks me how to actually do it.
The truth: tokenizing an asset is 8 steps. Only ONE of them is the blockchain.
The other 7 are legal structure, custody, and compliance.
Full lifecycle, step by step: https://t.co/YeSExg3p9A
It is not. Selling tokenized units is distribution. A product sale. Fast, compliant, marketable to anyone in any jurisdiction with the right wrapper. Pooling money from investors against future project performance is capital formation. A regulated securities offering.
The move is sequencing, not combining. Marketplace first. The marketplace becomes the qualified-lead engine for the eventual raise β every buyer who completed KYC is, by definition, the right investor profile. Sale feeds raise. Raise does not pretend to be a sale.
A property developer asked me last week how to tokenize his project in Indonesia.
He meant two completely different things. He did not yet know they were two different things.
That sentence is the most expensive one in this category right now.
https://t.co/YeSExg3p9A
3/ The real revolution isn't counted yet: a villa fractionalized to 500 buyers, a restaurant's cash flow on-chain, a founder's cap table issued directly. No $3M minimum. No BNY Mellon. Build for the part with no headline. https://t.co/YeSExg3p9A
1/ Tokenized real-world assets just passed $34 billion. Two years ago it was under $3 billion β a 10x run. Real milestone. But a headline number isn't a story. I read what's actually inside the $34B. It's not what the press is selling.
2/ The breakdown: ~$16B is tokenized US Treasuries. ~$6B is commodities. $3B+ is private credit. The big filers are firms like BlackRock β one new fund has a $3M minimum. Most of the $34B is institutions parking cash on-chain. Useful. Not new access.
Tokenization just passed $34 billion.
Sounds like a revolution. So I read the breakdown.
~$16B of it is tokenized US Treasuries. A lot of the rest is funds with $3M minimums.
That's the old system on new rails. The real story isn't in the number yet.
https://t.co/YeSExg2Rk2
For nearly a decade, the U.S. shut the door on token fundraising. That is starting to change.
Another great piece from Yacine Terai (@Nftydaddy) breaking down my conversation with @SECPaulSAtkins at Bitcoin 2026 on Reg Crypto, token taxonomy, and the future of digital asset capital formation in the United States.
This is a major shift for founders, builders, and Americaβs innovation leadership.
https://t.co/MU0RNxm7l1
@RWAwatchlist_ It is time to let founders raise through compliant and regulated public offerings. We have the tools and the technology to make it happen. Itβs fucking 2026!