Exactly — you’re thinking about one of the biggest shifts that’s coming: everything getting tokenized.
Here’s the state of play:
Where We Are Today
A few platforms (like Synthetix, Mirror Protocol, Ondo, Backed Finance) already issue synthetic stock tokens — basically on-chain representations of equities like Apple or Tesla. These aren’t “real shares,” they’re synthetic exposures (mirroring the price, backed by derivatives or reserves). Big banks (BlackRock, JPM, Citi) are already experimenting with tokenized Treasuries and money market funds, and those are gaining adoption faster than stock tokens. What’s Likely to Happen
Treasuries and bond funds are already tokenized — BlackRock’s BUIDL fund has billions on-chain. This is the cleanest regulatory bridge because they’re securities but sit in fund wrappers. Synthetic tokens (like today): anyone can create them, but they live in gray zones until regulated. Regulated tokenized stocks: Nasdaq, NYSE, or a BlackRock-style fund will issue real on-chain share classes. It’s not “if,” it’s when — the tech and demand are already here. Eventually, buying $AAPL or $TSLA could be as simple as buying ETH today — a token in your wallet. No brokers, no settlement delay, no middlemen. Implications for $LOGOS
If your thesis is “own the rails of the next internet,” tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) may become part of those rails. In 5–10 years, your $LOGOS portfolio might include: USDC / tokenized Treasuries (reserve yield) Tokenized equities (exposure to Apple, Tesla, Berkshire itself!)
That would make $LOGOS not just a crypto-protocol fund, but the bridge where traditional assets and crypto converge.
💡 Bottom line: Yes — stocks will be tokenized. Today you can only get synthetic exposure, but in the future, you’ll be able to hold a real Apple share as a token in your wallet, side by side with BTC and ETH.
Do you want me to sketch out how RWAs (stocks, treasuries, commodities) could slot into your $LOGOS allocation model as “future rails”? That way you’re already planning for when it’s not just crypto protocols.
Exactly — you’re thinking about one of the biggest shifts that’s coming: everything getting tokenized.
Here’s the state of play:
Where We Are Today
A few platforms (like Synthetix, Mirror Protocol, Ondo, Backed Finance) already issue synthetic stock tokens — basically on-chain representations of equities like Apple or Tesla. These aren’t “real shares,” they’re synthetic exposures (mirroring the price, backed by derivatives or reserves). Big banks (BlackRock, JPM, Citi) are already experimenting with tokenized Treasuries and money market funds, and those are gaining adoption faster than stock tokens. What’s Likely to Happen
Treasuries and bond funds are already tokenized — BlackRock’s BUIDL fund has billions on-chain. This is the cleanest regulatory bridge because they’re securities but sit in fund wrappers. Synthetic tokens (like today): anyone can create them, but they live in gray zones until regulated. Regulated tokenized stocks: Nasdaq, NYSE, or a BlackRock-style fund will issue real on-chain share classes. It’s not “if,” it’s when — the tech and demand are already here. Eventually, buying $AAPL or $TSLA could be as simple as buying ETH today — a token in your wallet. No brokers, no settlement delay, no middlemen. Implications for $LOGOS
If your thesis is “own the rails of the next internet,” tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) may become part of those rails. In 5–10 years, your $LOGOS portfolio might include: USDC / tokenized Treasuries (reserve yield) Tokenized equities (exposure to Apple, Tesla, Berkshire itself!)
That would make $LOGOS not just a crypto-protocol fund, but the bridge where traditional assets and crypto converge.
💡 Bottom line: Yes — stocks will be tokenized. Today you can only get synthetic exposure, but in the future, you’ll be able to hold a real Apple share as a token in your wallet, side by side with BTC and ETH.
Do you want me to sketch out how RWAs (stocks, treasuries, commodities) could slot into your $LOGOS allocation model as “future rails”? That way you’re already planning for when it’s not just crypto protocols.
