“I think in a lot of cases, we're going to be bringing that technology into those environments rather than the other way around.” Anna Wroblewska (@annabelleacta), Chief Business Officer at @DinariGlobal, on how institutions will actually adopt tokenization. The industry often assumes institutions will come onchain and operate on DeFi rails. Anna expects the opposite: tokenization reaching investors through the brokers and wealth managers they already use.

NEW: RedStone's data infrastructure is now live on @Filecoin. First up is a FIL/USD push feed on mainnet, giving smart contracts on the Filecoin Virtual Machine an onchain dollar price for FIL, updated on every 0.5% move and at least every four hours.

Trade finance funds the ships carrying the world's cargo. @obligatecom’s oTFY just turned that financing into collateral on Morpho. Here's how a shipment of copper becomes onchain collateral, and how RedStone’s price data enables that.

“The entry door is quite large and the exit door is very small.” Todd McDonald (@Mcdtv), co-founder of @inside_r3, on what holds tokenized real-world assets back. A small exit door can mean a liquidity discount, and it makes these assets hard to use as collateral across ecosystems.

“All of a sudden the market is moving at the speed of light.” Rob Krugman (@robkrugman), Chief Digital Officer at @Broadridge, on why long-term bets are hard in tokenization right now. A year ago, most people expected tokenized equities in five to ten years. Six months later, they're here. His advice: expect the unexpected.