Sep 18, 2026 · 59 min · 12 segments
If you put a real-world asset on a blockchain, how do you move it somewhere else without leaving the rules behind? Ryan sits down with Ilan Klein of Onchain Bridges to break down tokenized real…
One thing, though, you're mentioning tokenization, right? And that's kind of the big thing here.
But tokenization has been the big pitch for years now, it seems.
It seems it's been everywhere.
So why is this even a problem? Isn't tokenizing stuff like basically solved at this point?
So when you tokenize something in the US, you need a lot of permission, licenses that we don't necessarily have right now.
And again, when we met those banks in SmartCon, all of them were building their own tokenization agents.
So tokenizing stuff in a very regulated manner to a bank is not going to be a big deal.
If it passes or if the SEC will come up with its own regulation, as they say right now, if the climate he asked does not pass so we are the team that takes your token to wherever it couldn't exist before to new liquidity pools new market new clients they all have to kyc they all have to be you know, regulatory compliant, but we built a system that enables it for you.
We take the responsibility of that from the issue itself, and we're using a chain link primitive called ACE, A-C-E, it's the ACE engine.
And what it does, it actually enables us write the regulation into the smart contract.
One thing, though, you're mentioning tokenization, right? And that's kind of the big thing here.
But tokenization has been the big pitch for years now, it seems.
It seems it's been everywhere.
So why is this even a problem? Isn't tokenizing stuff like basically solved at this point?
So when you tokenize something in the US, you need a lot of permission, licenses that we don't necessarily have right now.
And again, when we met those banks in SmartCon, all of them were building their own tokenization agents.
So tokenizing stuff in a very regulated manner to a bank is not going to be a big deal.
If it passes or if the SEC will come up with its own regulation, as they say right now, if the climate he asked does not pass so we are the team that takes your token to wherever it couldn't exist before to new liquidity pools new market new clients they all have to kyc they all have to be you know, regulatory compliant, but we built a system that enables it for you.
We take the responsibility of that from the issue itself, and we're using a chain link primitive called ACE, A-C-E, it's the ACE engine.
And what it does, it actually enables us write the regulation into the smart contract.
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