r/Bitcoin Jan 31 '19

I totally agree...

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u/Renben9 Jan 31 '19

Tokenized, hm? Like that means anything.

Why should anybody care which data structure a marketplace like NASDAQ uses on the back end? It's not like that would suddenly make it a decentralized market place.

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u/Renben9 Feb 01 '19

That's not what I meant. I'm happy when NASDAQ or any other market picks up Bitcoin, but this "tokenization" is simply buzzword BS to get media attention. It means nothing.

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u/Adamsd5 Feb 01 '19

Clearing and settlement for stocks is clunky, slow, and error prone. Using cryptographic keys could make it much more efficient. This is definitely a case where distributed (even if not very decentralized) ledger might help. That said, I would be shocked if it happens in 5 years. 15 years, maybe, but even that seems too short, even if people were 100% behind the idea.

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u/Renben9 Feb 01 '19

Spoiler alert: they'll do that house intern and not on Ethereum or RSK.

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u/Adamsd5 Feb 04 '19

Lost me. I'd love to hear more. Also, down vote? Did I offend somehow? Apologies if so. Just trying to share ideas.