Anthony Pompliano

Tokenization is, I think, the fourth thing that everyone is looking for to be successful.

You guys have 2,000 different stocks, I think, now.

But interestingly, you have 2,000 stocks in Europe on chain.

That's right.

And do you offer them in the US or just in Europe?

Not yet.

Okay.

So is that a regulatory thing or a product decision or a combination?

Now, when people tokenize these assets, there's a couple of different ways they've done it.

There's like, let me take the asset, put it in SPV, tokenize the SPV.

There is maybe if you go to the other really far extreme, I think figure technologies.

I was talking to Mike Cagney recently and they will actually let you create native assets.

stock that is digital, that doesn't replace, it's just kind of like its own thing.

Where are you guys right now in terms of how you guys are doing tokenization?

And then is there like an end goal or thing that you're trying to get to?

Yeah.

What have been the downsides or the big challenges in doing all this?

Are there things that you guys ran into that if you could start over, you'd be like, hey, these are the things we would try to solve first?

So you're basically saying the American trope of Europe as a museum is not true.

They're ahead when it comes to crypto regulation.