Tokenization is no longer just a forward-looking concept discussed in legislative debates, according to French Hill, chairman of the U.S. House Financial Services Committee. Speaking in remarks reported by CoinDesk, Hill said the idea was once treated as "futuristic" during discussions around FIT21 and the CLARITY Act, but has now become something happening in real time. He added that real-world assets, including something like an actual security, may indeed be tokenized. In his words, that process is not hypothetical anymore and is already underway. The comments place tokenization directly alongside current U.S. crypto policy discussions tied to FIT21 and the CLARITY Act.
Tokenization has shifted from a concept seen as "futuristic" during discussions around FIT21 and the CLARITY Act to something taking place in real time, according to CoinDesk, citing French Hill, chairman of the U.S. House Financial Services Committee.
Hill said: "We may actually tokenize an asset such as a real security — in fact, we are doing that now."
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