Private equity tokenisation coming

Private equity tokens aim to bring greater liquidity, transparency and accessibility

Recent research indicates that private equity and hedge fund assets are the most likely to see tokenization in the near future.

Fairly obvious.

The digital assets of the future: tokenised, programmable and more secure

If we talk about money itself, as we traditionally understand it, then tokenisation and digitisation could make it possible to make a leap into the future with programmable money. "It would be possible to put conditions on your payments. For example, in a vending machine, you could assign a euro some internal logic so that it would only allow the purchase of products without alcohol or without sugar", explains Kuchkovsky.

Banksters then always add that your privacy is paramount - which, of course, it isn't, otherwise the programs inserted in the programmable money won't work.

The WEF are having a wet-dream.

Moreover, the World Economic Forum has estimated that up to 10% of global GDP could be stored and transacted via distributed ledger technology by 2027, with crypto-asset custodian Finoa reporting that tokenized markets may be worth as much as $24 trillion by the same year.

We can see the reality of what is currently on offer; they are all for the already wealthy and institutions. The retail investor is already being frozen out - which also shows the lie about it being about efficiency and transparency. If a tokenised fund is so efficient, then it shouldn't matter whether an investor buys $1m or $100. However, the real issue is how sensitive the investor is to the losses; if losing that $100 is traumatic, then just don't do it! Take the responsibility to say No; don't slide into the greedy-poverty-trap. There are always govscum national lotteries to help you into poverty.