Can physical gold reserves be tokenized to unlock global liquidity?
Replied byBrian Armstrong
Co-founder & CEO at Coinbase
Niche: Cryptocurrency
Revenue: Approx. $ 598.3 Million /month
Location: Remote-First (San Francisco, California, United States)
Started: 2012
Yes, any asset can be tokenized, including gold, stocks, and bonds. Tokenization provides a liquid, globally distributable market with real-time settlement, eliminating the need to physically transport or divide the underlying commodity.
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