Swapping Twitter clout for a fraction of a Rembrandt is the kind of market tokenization could make possible, according to John Gillen.
That's the more expansive version of what Vlad Tenev calls the "tokenization super cycle," where things we couldn't previously trade become assets people can buy and sell.
Add AI agents conducting commerce, and Gillen's Ethereum thesis comes into focus: smart contracts could help humans supervise an economy where software increasingly transacts on their behalf.
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