WHY TOKENIZATION DOES NOT SCALE
Technology Exists. Market Structure Does Not.
Compliance and identity fragment
by platform
- Regulatory rules, KYC, permissions, and ownership are rebuilt independently on every venue.
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Assets are locked to their issuance venue
- Once issued, assets cannot move or be accessed consistently across markets.
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Regulatory oversight fails to scale
- Fragmented infrastructures prevent a unified, end-to-end supervisory view.
Regulatory logic is re-implemented independently across venues instead of enforced once at the asset level.
Compliance is rebuilt per platform
Assets cannot move or be accessed consistently across markets once issued.
Distribution remains venue-bound
KYC, permissions, and ownership rights do not persist across platforms.
Identity and entitlements fragment
Regulators lack a holistic view of asset behavior across jurisdictions and infrastructures.
Supervision cannot scale
What does not exist is a neutral operating layer that governs how assets behave and how they reach markets once tokenized.
Without it, markets become operationally fragile and structurally siloed.
Issuance Tools Exist
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Blockchains Exist
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Custody Exists
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Compliance Tooling Exists
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