Beyond Finance: Tokenization as a Coordination Tool
While finance is the most visible use case for tokenization, the underlying mechanism is coordination. Tokens can represent rights, revenue claims, or participation across borders without relying on centralized intermediaries. However, without privacy and compliance safeguards, such systems struggle to move beyond small, digital-native communities.
DuskEVM extends tokenization to more sensitive domains by allowing selective transparency. Communities, researchers, or creators can share value and governance rights without exposing all internal data. This enables experiments in collective ownership, research funding, or creator revenue sharing under clearer constraints.
The positive aspect is expanded participation without full loss of control. The risk is that legal recognition of such arrangements remains limited in many jurisdictions.
If legal systems gradually recognize code-based coordination models, such experiments may inform future organizational structures.
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