How Tempting is This?

[Chuz Life]

I found this video during my efforts to learn as much as I can about RWA tokenization. This young lady does a very good job of explaining the overview of where she and many others think the U.S. Economic changes are heading.



Some of the comments caught me off guard, but "RWA's" makes a lot more sense to me than "proof of work" tokens like BitCoin does.

And it gets rid of all the energy-wasting, "Data Mining" problems too.

Would you use it?

 

[Manonthestreet]

No

 

[Chuz Life]

No

No Crypto of any kind or no to RWA's?

 

[Manonthestreet]

No Crypto of any kind or no to RWA's?

No crypto. ....I prefer metals

 

[Chuz Life]

No crypto. ....I prefer metals

Those are being tokenized / digitally monetized as well.

 

[Manonthestreet]

Those are being tokenized / digitally monetized as well.

Not mine

 

[Chuz Life]

Not mine

I remember when Gold was $100 an ounce. . . vaguely even less.

If I only knew then what we all know now.

 

[Manonthestreet]

I remember when Gold was $100 an ounce. . . vaguely even less.

If I only knew then what we all know now.

I got in at about $900 Think silver was in the teens somewhere

 

[Chuz Life]

I found this video during my efforts to learn as much as I can about RWA tokenization. This young lady does a very good job of explaining the overview of where she and many others think the U.S. Economic changes are heading.



Some of the comments caught me off guard, but "RWA's" makes a lot more sense to me than "proof of work" tokens like BitCoin does.

And it gets rid of all the energy-wasting, "Data Mining" problems too.

Would you use it?

As an aside. . . I had no idea that BlackRock was involved in crypto.