Tokenization is useful because programmable assets can travel outside of trad venues, yet within the rules set by the issuer.
Opacity is deterministic, neutral tech that allows access to financial assets according to the rules set by the issuers within their legal obligations.
What you're describing is internal transfers between accounts at one brokerage, that's been possible since brokerages existed. The blockchain here is doing nothing the broker's own account database doesn't already do.
Tokenized receipts are fine, wBTC and USDC are good examples.
The bottleneck verifiable AI inference will hit:
A proof of inference only shows that the model ran correctly. The user supplies the input, so a forged input still yields a valid proof. Verifying the input is authentic is the bottleneck.
@AnthropicAI released FlashProve
Attribute-based Credentials attest to facts such as citizenship, accredited investor status, absence from sanctions lists, without revealing the underlying data.
opacitylabs.com/reusable-crede…
