
Fairmint CEO Warns Tokenized Stocks Could Echo 1960s Paper Crisis
Joris Delanoue says fragmented standards in tokenized securities may recreate Wall Street's 1960s paperwork crunch.
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Joris Delanoue says fragmented standards in tokenized securities may recreate Wall Street's 1960s paperwork crunch.

Bitcoin reached a new high above $126,000 on October 6, yet the broader market remains volatile despite Washington's pro-crypto policies.
JPMorgan advises buying the dip in AI chip stocks, while Morgan Stanley recommends investing in hyperscalers instead.

Investors are rewarding crypto companies with AI infrastructure, not just digital asset exposure.

A regulatory filing suggests tokenized equity would be settled via existing Wall Street infrastructure.
Musk's projection triples Wall Street's estimate and is 53 times SpaceX's expected 2025 revenue.

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes cautions that Hyperliquid's use of trading fees to burn tokens exposes it to market share losses.