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Dec 3rd: Why Automation, and Not Liquidity, Will Decide Tokenisation’s Future with Philipp Pieper, co-founder of Swarm Markets

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Tokenisation has long been judged through the DeFi lens of total value locked (TVL) but for real-world assets, equities, gold, treasuries (already supported by deep liquidity) TVL is a false signal. The real innovation is automation: the ability for on-chain smart contracts to execute real-world trades, route them through regulated brokers, confirm custody and mint legally enforceable tokens in seconds. These emerging hybrid models shift tokenisation from synthetic representations to programmable, compliant ownership. As AI agents begin autonomously managing portfolios, the winners will not be those with the idlest capital, but those with the most seamless interoperability between TradFi systems and 24/7 digital markets.To read the full article click here

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