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The goal of tokenization should be a ledger that serves as the official books and records of an asset, with no off-chain copy. Without privacy and asset control, many institutions won't get comfortable issuing assets natively. @YuvalRooz discusses on the @CoinBureau Podcast. [Spoken audio]: For us, the ultimate goal of tokenization is that the ledger is the official books and records of an asset. There is no off-chain asset. Now without privacy, you cannot have that. Nobody would actually, and without, like I said, asset control and all of the things that we talked about earlier, nobody would get comfortable actually issuing assets where the official books and records is the ledger, meaning those assets look and behave like ETH, right? They are, there is no more additional books and records of that asset anywhere else. And that's why when we were thinking about the features, you had to be really contrarian to what exists out there in order to get to what we think is the real value of blockchain, which is assets, real-world assets, having the certainty and the efficiency of Ethereum. Think about how many cases in the RWA world people then discovered that whoever would tokenize whatever didn't have what they claimed to have. I can think of a few cases that I don't want to name, but there were multiple cases. And that's the inherent risk. are stablecoins that de-pegged because they didn't manage their cash out correctly. So these things do happen, right? Now if your assets are natively on chain, this is the asset and there is no another like copy of that asset and that's to me the real definition of tokenization.