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Feb 11
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WATCH
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Robert Leshner
CEO, Superstate
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When asked who is adopting tokenization, Leshner specifies that "companies that are smaller, that are in like the billion to $5 billion range, are ones that are most interested." Unlike the "Mag 7" which have infinite liquidity, smaller public companies suffer from fragmented liquidity and limited global access. They will be the first non-crypto movers to tokenize equity to access global capital markets and 24/7 trading, potentially reducing their cost of capital. Watch for small/mid-cap firms announcing tokenized equity raises as a catalyst for liquidity events. Reputational risk if early tokenized issuances face technical bugs or regulatory scrutiny. |
CNBC
CNBC Digital Finance Forum: Crypto Innovators
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Feb 09
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LONG
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Doug Boneparth
President of Bone Fide Wealth
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The speaker advises looking away from US Large Caps and focusing on Midcaps, Small Caps, Developed International, and Emerging Markets. These "boring" sectors are becoming exciting because they offer better valuations and diversification compared to the crowded US tech trade. They are coming off a strong performance in 2025 and offer a way to stay invested without overexposure to US tech volatility. International markets had an "amazing 2025." Global macroeconomic instability or trade wars. |
CNBC
Market rotation holds as AI uncertainty keeps...
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