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Bridging the Capital Chasm

January 29 · 3 mins 47 secs
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This podcast episode introduces the "Capital Chasm," highlighting the growing disparity between labor and capital income globally and the barriers preventing billions from accessing asset ownership.

It explores how tokenization on open blockchains could bridge this gap through fractionalization and increased efficiency, making investing accessible to everyone, provided policymakers create supportive regulations.

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