CoinDesk Analysis: Tokenized Stock Demand Soars From $16 Billion to $590 Billion in One Year, But Token Structure Determines Holder Risk
CoinDesk analyst Joshua DeVos points out that demand for perpetual futures of tokenized stocks has accelerated from $16 billion to over $590 billion in one year. However, this apparent growth masks a critical issue: tokens with the same code may confer entirely different rights, and their underlying structure (whether real ownership or synthetic claims) determines the actual risks and protections faced by holders.
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