Everyone talks about bringing real-world assets on-chain.
I keep wondering about something else.
Owning a tokenized asset is only 1 part of the equation. The harder challenge is deciding who can interact with it under which conditions & when those permissions should change.
To me that is where the next infrastructure race begins.
Settlement moves value.
Authorization protects how value moves.
If tokenized finance continues to grow, the systems that manage permissions may become just as important as the systems that move assets.
Can programmable authorization become the missing layer that tokenized assets have been waiting for?
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I keep wondering about something else.
Owning a tokenized asset is only 1 part of the equation. The harder challenge is deciding who can interact with it under which conditions & when those permissions should change.
To me that is where the next infrastructure race begins.
Settlement moves value.
Authorization protects how value moves.
If tokenized finance continues to grow, the systems that manage permissions may become just as important as the systems that move assets.
Can programmable authorization become the missing layer that tokenized assets have been waiting for?
#newt $NEWT
#Newt @NewtonProtocol