Why cornering a tokenized stock's supply doesn't corner the real stock.
- The article debunks the idea that tokenized stock supply squeezes can directly impact the price of the underlying real-world stock due to scale limitations and the nature of tokenization (price exposure vs. ownership).
- It highlights that while tokenized equities (TEQs) can experience extreme price dislocations, arbitrage mechanisms and new token issuance tend to bring their prices back in line with the actual stock.
- The piece suggests that the true value of TEQs lies not in short squeezes, but in their potential as decentralized marketing tools and programmable financial primitives within DeFi and gaming ecosystems.
Topics: Asset types, Integration with defi, Scalability, Equity, Rwa collateral lending, Market depth liquidity
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