The super macro answer is injecting liquidity. By making an asset illiquid to more liquid/tradable it "unlocks" value. So is the argument in general for tokeniz

The super macro answer is injecting liquidity. By making an asset illiquid to more liquid/tradable it "unlocks" value. So is the argument in general for tokenization. I am not a Finance guy, but that is the only argument that made some sense. For the companies, at least the honest one, at least for now its cheap money with not too many strings. But regulation will come whether you like it or not. Tokenization may enable small or medium companies to be partially owned by outside investors and traded.. but there are many things to happen before we get there.