Unleashing The Potential Of Tokenized Assets Via Public/Private Architecture

A conversation with Scott Thiel, Founder Toko, about unleashing the potential Of tokenized real world assets via public/private architecture. This discussion will cover the following points:

• Tokenisation is the process of digitising rights

• Blockchain's promise of enhanced liquidity and the democratisation of finance can only be delivered by tokens that are data rich - ie the deal is in the token

• Confidentiality requirements, data privacy laws and other regulatory requirements mean that this data cannot be accessible to anyone. Information in Public ledger tokens are visibility to anyone via block explorers (essentially a search engine for blockchains)

• A hybrid public private chain solution allows asset owners / issuers to create data rich virtual assets but to control who has access to what information. Data on the public chain token can be limited to certain information which is publicly available. More detailed deal Information such as financials or other sensitive or personal data can be stored in a private chain which is only accessible by approved participants such as whitelisted investors

• TOKO had been architected with this in mind

• For the Quarter Homes use case TOKO utilised the Public HTS token