"Tokenized securities trade 24/7" is the pitch. In reality, that is only partly true.
The token can move at 3 am Sunday. If the cash leg is a stablecoin, the cash can move too. Technically, the rails are always on.
So why can't you actually trade?
Putting a financial product "on-chain" does not ensure its distribution.
A token no investor can legally buy, hold, or exit from isn't a product; it's a demo that costs gas.
Minting is only one step of enabling tokenized securities to trade on a regulated market.
We'll be at the European Blockchain Convention in Barcelona, 16 and 17 September.
Building a tokenized security and looking for EU distribution? Come find us.
Most finance sorts assets by their wrapper.
@RWA_xyz rebuilt its whole dataset to sort them by exposure instead.
The wrapper keeps changing. The risk the holder is exposed to underneath it doesn't.