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The Asset Tokenization Problem — And Why Fogo Is the Answer

Let me ask you something uncomfortable.

You own things. A car. Property. Equipment. Maybe an invoice sitting unpaid for 60 days. Real value, locked in physical form — completely useless to DeFi. Completely invisible to global liquidity.

That's the problem nobody in traditional finance wants to solve. Because solving it disrupts them.

Here's what the current system actually does: it gatekeeps liquidity behind institutions. Banks decide what's valuable enough to unlock capital against. They decide the terms, the timeline, the access. And if you don't fit their model — your asset just sits there, breathing but financially dead.

Trillions of dollars in real-world value. Stranded.

Asset tokenization promises to fix this. But here's where most protocols fail — they tokenize the idea of an asset without solving the hard part. Verification. Valuation. Legal enforceability. On-chain trust. Most RWA projects paper over these gaps with whitepapers and optimism.

Fogo doesn't.

What struck me about Fogo's approach is the infrastructure underneath it. This isn't a protocol slapping a token on top of a PDF and calling it innovation. The architecture handles real verification, real collateral logic, and real on-chain representation — meaning the asset isn't just symbolized, it's functional within DeFi.

Your car title becomes collateral. Your invoice becomes liquidity. Your property becomes a position.

Dead assets, resurrected.

The tokenization problem isn't technical at its core — it's a trust problem. And trust gets solved by infrastructure, not marketing.

Fogo is building the infrastructure.

That matters more than most people currently realize.

@Fogo Official $FOGO #fogo