One example is the potential for tokenization on public blockchains to provide a more globalized, automated, and efficient foundation, with stronger property rights, for global financial asset operations.
If I had a nickel for every claim about the "potential" of blockchain over the past almost two decades... I could almost buy one Bitcoin.
If blockchain has such potential why hasn't that turned into useful implementations or products? Surely enough time has passed to work out the details.
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One example is the potential for tokenization on public blockchains to provide a more globalized, automated, and efficient foundation, with stronger property rights, for global financial asset operations.
https://www.economist.com/by-invitation/2025/12/01/larry-fin...
If I had a nickel for every claim about the "potential" of blockchain over the past almost two decades... I could almost buy one Bitcoin.
If blockchain has such potential why hasn't that turned into useful implementations or products? Surely enough time has passed to work out the details.