Private credit has seen a resurgence in the past few years. Bring that together with digital assets and tokenization, we have a multi-trillion dollar market.

In this episode of the Tokenize podcast, I speak with David Vatchev, head of tokenization at Fasanara Capital.

We discuss David's journey into digital assets, the significance of private credit as an asset class, the tokenization process, and the evolving landscape of public and private blockchains.

The conversation also touches on the role of intermediaries in tokenization and the future trends in real world assets and interoperability.

The digital assets world is entering an era where the largest economy in the world is looking to embrace this innovation.

Yet, when Washington DC leads the narrative for the paradigm of a generation, it is critical that teams engage. Legal and compliance experts are no longer back office.

In this episode of Tokenize, I had a fan-boy moment - with Rebecca Rettig from the Jito Foundation joining me. I have been following Rebecca's journey from a distance for years, through the Polygon/Ethereum ecosystem. I was excited when I learned that she was joining the Solana juggernaut.

In this episode Rebecca and I discuss her role at Jito - the largest staking provider on Solana, her engagement with Washington DC, focus areas for the regulators within staking and beyond.

Rebecca also shares how it is critical for legal and compliance experts to lead from the front in this space - 'legal are the front office'. However, all of us within digital assets look forward to times when legal can be uneventful again.

Not sure that will be the case for Rebecca though! Enjoy the listen.

Mainstream adoption and institutional engagement of digital assets can only happen if these assets have certain standards that they follow on-chain.

Privacy, KYC, AML and other institutional asks need to be built in at the token level to ensure issuers, investors and on-chain users can collaborate at scale. This is precisely where bodies such as the ERC 3643 Association come in.

In this episode of the Tokenize podcast, I host Dennis O'Connell from the ERC 3643 Association. We discuss token standards and evangelizing standardisation across chains that are looking to support RWAs.

We discuss opportunities and challenges for issuers that are looking to launch products across chains, and how standardisation could help. Dennis shares his experiences working with institutions tokenizing multi-billion dollar assets.

I also ask Dennis to name 3 Blockchains that are best to launch tokenized assets - check his response.

As institutions scale their on-chain presence, we need more standardization, not less.