Why does tokenizing a real asset still need ten middlemen?
Opportunity
Put a building or a bond on-chain and you still depend on a custodian, a transfer agent, a lawyer, and a registry to make the token mean anything. The on-chain part is easy. The off-chain trust and the legal enforceability is the hard, unglamorous part nobody has made boring yet.
Why it matters
Real-world assets only matter on-chain if the link to the real world holds up in court.
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The Opportunity Score is my own read, not a measurement: how much it hurts, how often it bites, and how little exists to solve it today. Higher means I think it is more worth building.
How much pain it causes when it shows up.
How often people actually run into it.
How little good tooling exists for it today.
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