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I will be talking about what I face as a partnership liaison for projects, some of you in the line might understand what I’m talking about and this is just first half of it I’d be sharing so tag along frens.
PART ONE 👇🏻
What Rings to your ear when you hear Tokenized.
That’s what @ScofieldOnchain explained in a very simple way in this post.
You want to take a look at what this is about if you are interested in Real world Assets.
Starting a new mini-series this month…
Decoding RWAs.
As the space gets more attention, I think it’s important we spend more time explaining the fundamentals.
Let’s start with one of the most common words you’ll hear:
Tokenized.
Here’s a simple version. A token is a claim on something real, recorded onchain.
The token is the representation. The important part is understanding what it represents.
A tokenized Treasury, a tokenized stock, and a synthetic asset can all look identical in your wallet.
But one may give you ownership, another a legal claim, and another just price exposure.
And that leads to the most important question…what sits behind the token?Because that’s where risk lives.
A token is only as good as the structure, custody, and legal framework behind it. The technology might look identical on the surface, but the quality of what’s backing it can be completely different.
That’s what I want to explore over the next few posts. Not just the token itself, but everything sitting underneath it.
Because once you understand that layer, RWAs start making a lot more sense.
Starting a new mini-series this month…
Decoding RWAs.
As the space gets more attention, I think it’s important we spend more time explaining the fundamentals.
Let’s start with one of the most common words you’ll hear:
Tokenized.
Here’s a simple version. A token is a claim on something real, recorded onchain.
The token is the representation. The important part is understanding what it represents.
A tokenized Treasury, a tokenized stock, and a synthetic asset can all look identical in your wallet.
But one may give you ownership, another a legal claim, and another just price exposure.
And that leads to the most important question…what sits behind the token?Because that’s where risk lives.
A token is only as good as the structure, custody, and legal framework behind it. The technology might look identical on the surface, but the quality of what’s backing it can be completely different.
That’s what I want to explore over the next few posts. Not just the token itself, but everything sitting underneath it.
Because once you understand that layer, RWAs start making a lot more sense.