Blockcast 69 | Licensed to Shill IV: Tokenized Securities Unlocked - Who Owns What & Why Transparency Matters in Crypto’s Wild West
Crypto's next frontier isn't just trading—it's owning. Tokenized securities are rewriting the rules of asset rights, but can blockchain transparency survive Wall Street's 'trust us' culture?
Ownership 2.0: Your Keys, Your Stocks?
Fractionalized real estate? Equity tokens with voting rights? The tech works—now watch legacy finance try to loophole their way out of actual accountability.
The Transparency Paradox
Blockchains don't lie... until someone forgets to mint the 'lawsuit token' representing your shareholder rights. We dissect the fine print the token sales don't highlight.
Bonus jab: Nothing brings out innovation like regulators finally asking 'So where's the prospectus?'—crypto's least favorite four-syllable word.
Takatoshi Shibayama, Lisa JY Tan, and Nikhil Joshi look at a token transparency framework and the responsibilities of disclosure. They also chat about the implications of tokenized securities, the risks associated with tokenized assets and the future of tokenization in the financial ecosystem.
Blockcast is hosted by Head of APAC at Ledger, Takatoshi Shibayama. Previous episodes of Blockcast can be found here, with guests like Eric van Miltenburg (Ripple), Davide Menegaldo (Neon EVM), Jeremy Tan (Singapore parliament candidate), Alex Ryvkin (Rho), Hassan Ahmed (Coinbase), Sota Watanabe (Startale), Nic Young (Oh), Jacob Phillips (Lombard), Chris Yu (SignalPlus), Kathy Zhu (Mezo), Jess Zeng (Mantle), Samar Sen (Talos), Jason Choi (Tangent), Lasanka Perera (Independent Reserve), Mark Rydon (Aethir), Luca Prosperi (M^0), Charles Hoskinson (Cardano), and Yat Siu (Animoca Brands) on our recent shows.
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