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IBM’s Tatsunori Kondo Expects ‘Tokenized’ to Lose Relevance in Five Years

Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley separately said tokenized equities could become a major financial-market development over the next two to three years.

A blank certificate meets identical metal ledger plates under warm light / TokenPost.ai
A blank certificate meets identical metal ledger plates under warm light / TokenPost.ai

IBM’s Tatsunori Kondo expects the term “tokenized” to lose relevance within five years as blockchain-based issuance and settlement become standard for assets in financial markets.

Tokenization represents physical or financial assets in a blockchain-based format, which can make them easier to trade and manage.

Separately, Bitwise CEO and co-founder Hunter Horsley has said tokenized equities could become a major development in financial markets over the next two to three years. TokenPost previously covered Horsley’s view of tokenized equities.

Simon Yoon

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Simon Yoon reports on blockchain technology for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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