Changpeng Zhao, widely known as CZ, said in a post on X that tokenization is one of the best ways for countries to raise capital or attract foreign direct investment. He urged the market to 「tokenize everything」 and said both countries and companies could sell tokenized stocks to buyers around the world.
CZ also said he supports tokenization on all blockchains. At the same time, he noted that such an approach creates liquidity fragmentation. In his view, that issue could be eased to some extent if assets issued by different parties become highly fungible with one another.
He also reposted data from BNB Chain showing that the number of RWA holders on the network has reached 776,000, up about 370% over the past 30 days. The remarks tie the broader tokenization discussion to recent on-chain growth figures cited from the BNB Chain ecosystem.
Changpeng Zhao, or CZ, said in a post on X that tokenization is one of the best ways for countries to raise funds or attract foreign direct investment, and called on the market to 「tokenize everything」.
He said countries or companies could sell tokenized stocks to a global market. On infrastructure choice, CZ said he supports tokenization across all blockchains.
CZ added that this approach would create liquidity fragmentation. He said the problem could be reduced to some extent if assets issued by different issuers were highly fungible with each other.
He also reposted BNB Chain data showing that the number of RWA holders on BNB Chain has reached 776,000, marking growth of about 370% over the past 30 days.
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