Ep.1 Understanding Real World Asset Tokenization With Matt Bartlett

In this debut episode, Steven (host) and Matt (Head of Web3 at VanEck) lay the groundwork by demystifying RWAs and tokenization. They explore the fundamentals, discuss the significance of RWAs in the current landscape, and offer a glimpse into the future of this evolving market. With expert guests lined up, including founders of pioneering projects and insights from industry leaders, RWA Segments promises to be an invaluable resource for anyone curious about the intersection of blockchain and real world assets.

00:00 Introduction
1:07 what is a Real World Asset (RWA)

3:45 who is Matt Bartlett?

5:02 why was RWA SegMints Podcast created?

7:02 why have blockchain integration?

9:19 examples of tokenized assets

11:52 benefits of tokenization

13:20 is it easy for newcomers to use blockchain technology?

14:37 real estate on chain

15:24 blockchain stigma

18:27 authentic vs knock offs

20:01 will in-person stores offer on-chain goods?

22:14 NFT watch story

24:16 RWA SegMints Podcast future plans

25:35 SegMint at New York Stock Exchange and NFT Paris

 

Tokenization of Assets: What tokenization means and how it works. Examples of tokenized assets (artwork, sports memorabilia, spirits, wines, etc.). Comparison with stablecoins and other digital assets.

NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens): NFTs as digital property rights and their role in tokenizing RWAs. Transition from digital collectibles (like CryptoPunks) to real-world backed NFTs. Differences between early NFT use cases (art, experiences) and the current focus on RWAs.

VanEck’s Role in Web3: VanEck’s move into the blockchain space and the development of segment.io. Overview of VanEck's work with tokenized collectibles and its connection to Web3. VanEck’s history in traditional finance and its transition into digital assets.

Use Cases for Tokenized RWAs: Tokenization of sports memorabilia, trading cards, high-end watches, luxury items, and real estate. Projects working on tokenizing specific assets (e.g., Courtyard for trading cards). Liquidity, security, and global market access for tokenized assets.

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