Carlos Domingo

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Bankless · Securitize Just Went Public — Are We Still Tokenizing the World? · 23 Jul 2026 podcast

you know, market makers in many cases, they're also regulated entities.

And we work with Jam to do market making for our own tokenized equity.

You will not see them doing that for, let's say, Ondo or somebody else.

Why?

Because they're taking a regulatory risk that they don't want to take because they've already produced problems in the US.

And then second, because it's also difficult to hedge because you're basically trading a derivative.

People call them tokenized stocks, but they're not stocks.

They are something else.

So then, you know, for a market maker, first, they're taking a massive regulatory risk.

And then second, they're also having problems with hedging because they are derivative instruments that they don't have other markets.

So I don't see that those things becoming, you know, very liquid at any time soon.

Well, when the model, as soon as it scales, and obviously it's harder to go issuer by issuer, right?

So there's no question about it.

And the reason why those companies are doing that is because they can just do 100 companies at a time instead of having to go one by one.

But as the issuers come on chain, and you will see now that with the partnerships we have with Computers and Continental, which are two of the largest asset transfer agents and Bull is acquiring Acquinity, I think that you will see more issuers

you know, wanting to issue their own shares on chain.

Also precisely to prevent those, you know, derivatives appearing there without their permission.

So first, I just want to say that I believe that what Robinhood does is regulatory compliant in the jurisdictions where they are.

So I don't think that Robinhood is doing permissionless tokens and things like that.

So it's a bit of a deep nuance there.

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