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Here, digital registers utilize audited smart contract suites for on-chain compliance. An asset transfer literally cannot execute unless both wallets are fully KYCed and whitelisted. For banks tokenizing institutional assets, this continuous compliance is the absolute baseline.

This loophole cannot exist long-term, as global capital markets won't tolerate anonymous insider networks. In Europe, this is already structurally solved.Under frameworks like Germany’s Electronic Securities Act (eWpG),tokenized assets replace legacy central depositories entirely

You are 100% correct - It’s a massive flaw in current tokenization markets. Some tokenization platforms mask this with a weak workaround: they only enforce KYC at the point of dividend distribution or redemption. Secondary trading—and insider trading—remains completely anonymous.