Why Bother with Tokenization?

Imagine you're into the latest video games, always getting updates to make the game more exciting. Well, in the tech world, especially in blockchain, things are changing super fast. It's a bit uncomfortable and complicated, but some fundamental ideas remain constant.

Now, think of a classic movie where everything is changing, but there are still important things that stay the same. That's what's happening in finance and technology, where some big concepts underpin markets.

Finance in a Nutshell

In finance, people invest money to help things grow, like putting money into a company they believe in. But there's a catch – if you want more profit, you have to take on more risk. It's a tradeoff.

Another idea is that the price of something already reflects all the available information. It's like when you want to buy something in a game, and the price you see is the best and fair price. This helps create financial products.

But here's the tricky part – some people thought you couldn't beat the market, meaning you can't get a better deal than everyone else. It's like playing a game where everyone has the same chances. However, some famous investors have managed to do it, but it's getting harder every day.

Now, imagine the financial world as a super high-tech game where people even go to extreme lengths like building a straight fiber-optic cable between two stock exchanges to make transactions faster.

DeFi is the Name, Liquidity is the Game

Now, let's talk about a cool movement called "DeFi" (Decentralized Finance). It's like a new way of doing financial stuff, and the key player here is "liquidity," which means how easy it is to turn one thing into another without messing up the prices. If you can trade easily without causing chaos, that's good for everyone.

DeFi has come a long way, allowing people to trade, lend, get insurance, and more. It's like unlocking new features in your favorite game. All these features build on each other, creating a sort of financial business.

The Liquidity-Demand Space

Now, let's imagine a space where how much people want something is on one side, and how easy it is to get is on the other side. The higher up something is, the more people want it, and the more to the right, the easier it is to get.

For example, imagine Apple stocks. A lot of people want them, and they're super easy to buy – everyone can get them. Now, think about something like Russian Government Bonds. Not many people want them, and they're not easy to get because of some tricky situations.

In the middle is DeFi. It's growing but not as popular and easy as traditional finance. It's like a game that's getting better, but it's not as smooth as the big, traditional games.

The Tokenization Hype Train

Now, here's where it gets really cool. They talk about "tokenization," which is like turning real-world things into digital tokens that can be traded easily. And guess what they want to tokenize? Carbon credits, which are like rewards for being good to the environment.

So, Xolutionist, wants to make it easy to trade these carbon credits. They believe it will make a big difference for the environment by bringing attention and care to our planet in the financial world. They're like the superheroes in the game who are on a mission to make the world a better place. Cool, right?