Understanding the financial revolution based on blockchain and Internet

1. Tokenization
The future of the digital assets on blockchain

2. Introduction
Long Vuong
PhD candidate in economics - University of Massachusetts, 2006 - 2014
Co-Founder, former project lead - NEM blockchain (New Economy Movement) in
2014
Co-Founder of Tomo network, CEO of Tomochain Pte. Ltd., 2016 - now
https://www.tomocoin.io/

3. The Internet of Value - The economics of information

5. Tokenization - Forms
- Protocol tokens: Bitcoin, Ethereum, EOS
- Utility tokens: Civic, Kin, Tomocoin
- Traditional assets tokens (securitization): Blockchain Capital, Securities, REIT
- New form of token?

6. Tokenization - Reasons
- Fundraising
- Community building
- Business model implication

7. Tokenization - Benefits
- Transparency
- Security
- Efficiency
- Programmability
- Liquidity - Global accessibility

8. Tokenization - Transparency

9. Tokenization - Security
“Centralization is a security weakness” - Nick Szabo
“Understanding the protocol security versus ecosystem
security”

10. Tokenization - Efficiency

11. Tokenization - Programmability
https://ethereumbuilders.gitbooks.io/guide/content/en/ethereum_javascript_api.html
https://etherscan.io/apis

12. Tokenization - Liquidity

13. Challenges
- Regulations
- Governance
- Status Quo
- Scalability

14. Summary
The disruption of finance: what the Internet and World Wide
Web did to information; Blockchain and Tokenization will do
to value and assets.

15. Summary

16. References
https://hackernoon.com/tokenization-e211ce75c10c - by Long Vuong
https://hackernoon.com/traditional-asset-tokenization-b8a59585a7e0 - by Stephen
McKeon - Finance Professsor
https://hackernoon.com/tokens-the-future-of-ownership-6bc2f5766af8 - by Setu