Amen brother. Tokenization will become the norm. I remember first learning about crowdfunding real estate investment. At the time, several years ago, it was unregulated, there was a high risk of default, and there was no liquidity. If we tokenized those real world real estate asset and created a secondary market for trading those tokenized (NFT) assets, liquidity would become less of an issue, since people could theoretically sell their stake in a property and gain capital immediately, rather than wait for the market to find a buyer (which could be an undetermined amount of time).

Tokenizing utilities is another thing that Citi didn't seem to mention. Electricity, Water, Natural Gas, Internet Service/Bandwidth, and Gasoline, Crude Oil - holy shit - you're looking at way more than just a few trillion. That's the backbone of the entire global economy. You could theoretically cut the government out of ALL utilties ownership entirely. The death of the monopoly is coming..it just needs time to mature.

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