Mark(@scotsmancrypto):The interesting part of tokenisation was never putting an asset “onchain”. It’s what you can do with it once it’s there. The Bank of England is now explicitly talking about tokenised collateral moving almost instantly between firms and jurisdictions. That’s the unlock. Take something like physical Silver sitting in a vault. Put the ownership onchain. Suddenly it can live inside a 24/7 financial system. Trade it. Borrow against it. Move collateral instantly. Real assets meet DeFi. That’s the future we’re building towards with @Dominion

2026.08.16 14:51

The interesting part of tokenisation was never putting an asset “onchain”. It’s what you can do with it once it’s there. The Bank of England is now explicitly talking about tokenised collateral moving almost instantly between firms and jurisdictions. That’s the unlock. Take something like physical Silver sitting in a vault. Put the ownership onchain. Suddenly it can live inside a 24/7 financial system. Trade it. Borrow against it. Move collateral instantly. Real assets meet DeFi. That’s the future we’re building towards with @Dominion_Market