The real state of tokenization in 2026, beyond the headline numbers Our CEO @edwin_mata sat down with @CarlosRomanoYT to unpack the real state of RWAs, the institutional shift to Ethereum, and why most "tokenized" numbers you see online are misleading: • Tokenization is not crypto. It's the representation of a real financial instrument with an underlying asset. Different game, different buyer. • The product is liquidity mobility, not the chain. Whoever wins is whoever moves liquidity across chains without the user ever noticing. • Distributed beats represented, every time. "Represented" means trust a PDF. "Distributed" means issued and moved on-chain, verifiable, collateralizable. It's the only number that reflects real adoption. • The 4-year cycle is over. ETFs brought institutional liquidity, MiCA gave banks compliance cover, and the market is maturing into something steadier. The thread running through all of it: the financial system is rebuilding on a global, programmable ledger, and the winners will be the ones building infrastructure for liquidity to move freely across it. Watch the full conversation here: youtube.com/watch?v=ousDENlo…

The World Cup has officially started. 48 teams. 104 matches. One trophy. Which team are you supporting? Tell us in the comments. 👇🏻

ERC-7943 is now Final. The next question is not what the standard is. It is what it changes. For tokenized real-world assets, the problem has never been only issuance. The harder problem is interoperability across compliance models, identity systems, transfer restrictions, freezing logic, and enforcement workflows. ERC-7943 creates a minimal, vendor-neutral interface for that control layer. It does not tell institutions how to comply. It gives issuers, developers, and infrastructure providers a shared interface to build on. Read the full analysis: brickken.com/post/erc-7943-f…

Another proud moment at WAIB Summit Monaco was recognising @Brickken with the Rising Star Award. Accepted by Edwin Mata, Co-Founder and CEO of Brickken, the award celebrates companies that are emerging as major forces in the industry through strong execution, clear vision, and growing market impact. Under Edwin’s leadership, Brickken has built one of the sector’s most advanced platforms for compliant tokenisation, serving financial institutions, asset managers, and regulated entities that need precision, auditability, and scale. By enabling the digitisation, issuance, management, and operation of real-world assets across both financial and tangible categories, Brickken is helping create stronger links between traditional finance and on-chain infrastructure. Congratulations to Brickken on this well-deserved recognition.

Today, our CEO @edwin_mata goes live for a clear update on where the ecosystem stands, what the team is prioritizing next, and how the roadmap connects to the broader shift from tokenization infrastructure to programmable capital markets. This session will touch on the evolution of Brickken, the role of BKN in the next stage of the ecosystem, and why the market is moving beyond simple asset tokenization toward cross-chain coordination, AI agents, vaults, and agentic capital markets. The focus is not only what has changed. It is what Brickken is preparing for next. 📅 June 15 ⏰ 2:00 PM UTC 📍 X / YouTube / Telegram Set your reminder: youtube.com/watch?v=8ytR6iZw…

Tokens don't create new rights. They represent existing ones. On last week's presentation, Celina made a point that cuts through most of the noise around tokenization: Blockchain and tokens are not a new legal layer. They don't grant entity, status, or rights that weren't already there. What they do is represent something that already exists, structured and regulated in the real world. The token is the vehicle. The right is the asset. That distinction is what separates serious institutional tokenization from speculative narratives. The legal structure comes first. The technology carries it. This is the foundation every issuer, regulator, and investor needs to start from.

Our @MBK_Alliance Ambassadors are examples of the outstanding young people we’ve been proud to support at the @ObamaFoundation over the years. We hope the Obama Presidential Center inspires even more.

Heureux de vous retrouver à Nice, mon ami le Président Macron. Je vous remercie d’avoir participé à « Bharat Innovates », alors que nos deux nations célèbrent « l’Année de l’innovation ». @EmmanuelMacron

Time to get that volcano lair I’ve always wanted. I think it’s in the “Beyond” section of BB&B.

Interesting topics you bring up, hope you are ready for the AMA for today and submitted the questions you might have. The AMA of today is really worth your while. See you there.

Wall Street will run entirely on blockchain by 2030. In a new interview with CoinDesk, Brickken CEO and Founder @edwin_mata makes a clear projection: Wall Street will run entirely on blockchain by 2030. The point is not that banks will start “using Web3”. That label is already losing relevance. The point is that blockchain is moving into standard financial plumbing: settlement, payments, shareholder recordkeeping, tokenized funds, and asset servicing. As Edwin puts it: “We’re not going to talk anymore about blockchain. It’s merging into fintech.” The interview also covers the next layer of tokenization: automation. The next phase will be driven by software agents that onboard assets, source liquidity, compare yields, and execute financial workflows across tokenized markets. Read the full interview on CoinDesk: coindesk.com/business/2026/0…

X Space | Can AI agents own and operate real-world assets? Our CRO, @Ludovico__Rossi , will be joining @Taikoxyz for a live conversation on what happens when autonomous agents operate in regulated digital asset markets. The discussion will explore the infrastructure, compliance, and identity layers required for AI agents to transact tokenized assets on-chain and the role of RAMS (Regulated Agent Mandate Standard) [ERC-8226]. 📅 June 17 🕒 3:00 PM UTC Set a reminder. 👇🏻 x.com/taikoxyz/status/206464…

Tomorrow, the conversation is shifting to RWA distribution. Tokenization is moving beyond issuance. The harder question now is distribution: how tokenized financial instruments move across regulated venues, investor networks, institutional platforms, and permissionless liquidity environments without losing compliance, investor eligibility, or operational control. Philip Filhol, Senior Business Development Manager at 21X, joins Rodrigo Palacios, Head of Sales and Business Development at Brickken, for a live session on what RWA distribution infrastructure looks like in practice. The discussion will cover: • Permissioned vs permissionless tokenized market structures • Transfer restrictions, investor onboarding, and compliance layers • Secondary market infrastructure for tokenized instruments 📅 Tomorrow, June 11 ⏰ 12:00 PM UTC 📍 X | Linkedin | Youtube Register for the webinar: landing.brickken.com/rwa-dis…

🚨 What's The Next Big Thing In RWAs - Gold, Perps, ETFs? 🚨 RWAs are massively finding product-market fit now. But which category actually breaks out first? Next week: decoding where the real RWA momentum is, and what's just noise 📅 June 11 | 3 PM UTC | 11 AM ET

Webinar | RWA Distribution: Permissioned & Permissionless Markets In 2 hours, Philip Filhol, Senior BD Manager at 21X, joins Rodrigo Palacios, Head of Sales and BD at Brickken, to discuss how tokenized instruments move across regulated venues and permissionless liquidity without losing compliance or operational control. ⏰ 12:00 PM UTC 📍 X | Linkedin | Youtube Register for the webinar: landing.brickken.com/rwa-dis…

Tokenization is moving beyond issuance. x.com/i/broadcasts/1wxWjjqDV…

Why does this matter? Because tokenized markets are becoming programmable. • Funds • Private credit • Bonds • Real estate • Structured products As AI agents begin interacting with these assets, institutions need infrastructure that connects automation to compliance.

AI agents are moving from experimentation into financial operations. Portfolio monitoring. Treasury management. Asset allocation. Transaction execution. The question is no longer whether agents will participate in capital markets. The question is what compliance framework will govern them.