Tokenizing an asset doesn’t automatically make it investable. The real game is what happens after. Who selects the assets? Where does the risk sit? How is liquidity managed when investors want to exit? Clean code + weak assets is still a weak product. It’s not just about putting assets onchain, but building the structure that makes capital actually flow into them. That’s also why @Brickken’s approach stands out to me. Connecting issuance, vaults and regulated allocation in one stack gives it a bigger role than just being another tokenization platform. It’s positioning itself around the full infrastructure needed for tokenized capital to actually work.