Justin Banon of Boson Protocol: "We'll see how the TradFi market takes RWA tokenization.
In an exclusive conversation with Cryptonews, Justin Banon, founder of the #Boson Protocol, shared his perspective on the transformative potential of the "computational economy" and the #tokenization of real-world assets (RWA).
Boson's decentralized verified trading system seeks to push the boundaries between the exchange of digital and physical assets and rethink the way assets are bought, sold and trusted.
But do you need to rethink that? Let's explore that.
This interview will focus on Boston's approach, exploring the impact of tokenizing high-value assets, dealing with the regulatory environment, and Boson's unique position in digital commerce.
With deep insight and pragmatic views, Boson shows the path they are paving in a world where tokenized assets can redefine ownership and exchange.
Let's delve into how Boson sees the future of #Web3 , regulatory issues, and the computational economy.
The emergence of Web3 has opened up new economic opportunities, but integrating real assets into decentralized systems can address critical issues of trust, security, and verification.
Question: How will real assets fit into the larger Web3 ecosystem? Also, what are the key challenges of inclusion in the blockchain?
Oh: "Our main thesis is that with Web3 we can create a computational economy and reduce the dependence on intermediaries by enabling automated trading with cryptocurrencies. For Web3 to truly revolutionize commerce, it must support hard tokenization of physical assets. This baseline allows for machine-accurate transactions, reducing risk and increasing scalability
Boson's key challenge is to maintain its value and integrity in an ecosystem where tokenized assets do not require trust.
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