We wholeheartedly agree: tokenization can and will expand access to capital markets. Lower minimums, faster settlement, and onchain distribution matter. But how do we get there? The answer is compliance.
Brian Armstrong
Brian ArmstrongJan 20, 22:03
There’s a fundamental problem with global wealth creation: - Capital markets overwhelming benefit the rich - Working income growth is massively outpaced by capital income - Most people are unable to or priced out from participating in the best financial markets Everyone should have the same opportunities. It shouldn’t be determined by where you're from or how much money you have. The solution: tokenization, to unlock truly global markets for everyone.
Too much of the current conversation treats tokenization as an access issue, not a market-structure one. Ownership, custody, settlement finality, and investor protections don’t disappear just because assets move onchain. These standards must be preserved, onchain or off.
Tokenized equities only work when they carry the same standards that make markets function in the first place. Real ownership. Real protections. Real settlement. This is how Dinari has been positioned from day one.
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