TREE NEWS reports: Fairmint CEO warns that tokenized stocks could face a ‘paper crisis’ similar to Wall Street’s 1960s backlog, as regulatory and operational challenges emerge. He suggests that without proper infrastructure, the tokenization of real-world assets may struggle to scale efficiently.
Fairmint CEO: Tokenized Stocks May Mirror 1960s Wall Street Paper Crisis
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The comparison is a useful caution: tokenization's bottleneck may be settlement and back-office plumbing rather than demand. It matters most for platforms and issuers betting that tokenized equities scale quickly, since the CEO frames infrastructure gaps, not regulation alone, as the constraint. Whether the industry builds that capacity before volumes outpace it is the open question.
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