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Vibhu breaks down why tokenized equity adoption might hinge on FOMO rather than active pursuit, arguing that users will stumble into these assets simply because onchain trading experiences are smoother to navigate. The real kicker he points out is the regulatory landscape: platforms like fomo can push products to customers without needing a license, an ATS, or bowing to any specific jurisdiction's rules. It’s a weird setup where you get distribution without the usual compliance baggage, but there’s a catch regarding who actually drives the numbers. Vibhu notes that because the system runs on a decentralized background, the foundation itself is locked out of artificially manufacturing demand for what’s already happening. This whole dynamic plays out during an interview with KrutzykyTrades on IN THE TRENCHES EP. 86, where vibhu explains that the market forces are just too organic for a central entity to fake.

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Vibhu breaks down why tokenized equity adoption might hinge on FOMO rather than active pursuit, arguing that users will stumble into these assets simply because onchain trading experiences are smoother to navigate. The real kicker he points out is the regulatory landscape: platforms like fomo can push products to customers without needing a license, an ATS, or bowing to any specific jurisdiction's rules. It’s a weird setup where you get distribution without the usual compliance baggage, but there’s a catch regarding who actually drives the numbers. Vibhu notes that because the system runs on a decentralized background, the foundation itself is locked out of artificially manufacturing demand for what’s already happening. This whole dynamic plays out during an interview with KrutzykyTrades on IN THE TRENCHES EP. 86, where vibhu explains that the market forces are just too organic for a central entity to fake.

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