Tron Black 🅁🅅🄽𓄿₿ retweeted
78 blockchains for real world asset tokenization only 1 that was given to the world for free
@Ravencoin
✅zero pre mined coins
✅zero for developers
✅100% available to public.
✅Open sourced code
✅free
Stop trading with rubbish chains that gave the creators coins for free.
I agree.
The updated software (developed by the miners) fixed the vulnerability.
The temporary chain split resolved on the original unmodified software.
You have many customers on your @Official_Upbit exchange who wish to trade $RVN. If you reactivate Ravencoin as soon as possible, you would make your customers very happy.
Tron Black 🅁🅅🄽𓄿₿ retweeted
You have many customers on your @Official_Upbit exchange who wish to trade $RVN. If you reactivate Ravencoin as soon as possible, you would make your customers very happy.
Tron Black 🅁🅅🄽𓄿₿ retweeted
Ravencoin is 5 mo 7 days old.
Proof of work, fairly mined, no sale of any type, zero marketing budget, no central authority — anyone can build on it.
It already has 11,700+ unique mining nodes
Over a million transactions, web and mobile wallet, a dozen pools - 1.7 TH/s hashing
Tron Black 🅁🅅🄽𓄿₿ retweeted
Replying to @Ravencoin
@Ravencoin is way ahead of the times. we in the community have known this since 2018. the next part is mainstream figuring it out. when they begin to actually utilize the network thats when things get interesting. remember it is a hard capped deflationary coin.
Why Tokenization Could Be the Most Important Economic Innovation of Our Lifetime | Bruce Fenton
@BruceFenton is a longtime Bitcoin advocate since 2012, securities professional, and one of the early pioneers of tokenized securities. He is the founder and CEO of Chainstone Labs and founder of Atlantic Financial.
Alongside Overstock founder @PatrickByrne, Bruce was involved in some of the earliest efforts to bring securities and financial-market infrastructure onto blockchain rails. In 2018, he tokenized equity in his own company, Chainstone Labs, on the Ravencoin blockchain—years before tokenization became one of Wall Street’s biggest narratives.
In this episode, Bruce breaks down naked short selling, the plumbing behind traditional securities markets, and why he believes much of the problem is ultimately a ledger problem. We dive into questions such as: Who actually owns the stocks sitting in your brokerage account? How can shares be lent and rehypothecated? What role do brokers, clearing firms, DTCC, and Cede & Co. play in determining who owns what? And could blockchain replace an opaque system of claims and intermediaries with a transparent ledger showing exactly where an asset is and who owns it?
We unpack what “tokenized stocks” actually means—and the important distinction between a token that simply gives you exposure to a stock’s price and a security issued natively onchain, where the token itself represents the actual share and the ownership rights that come with it.
Bruce discusses how tokenization could allow smaller businesses to tokenize ownership and have their stock traded globally without needing to be listed on a traditional exchange like the NYSE, as well as what a future without KYC could look like. Finally, we get into Wall Street’s embrace of tokenization, the SEC’s evolving approach to tokenized securities, and one of the biggest questions surrounding the future of this technology: who ultimately controls these new financial rails?
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0:00 Bruce Fenton & Patrick Byrne: Pioneers of Tokenized Securities
3:36 Naked Short Selling Explained
6:28 Who Actually Owns the Stocks in Your Brokerage Account?
12:00 Tokenization Solves Wall Street’s “Ledger Problem”
15:48 What Are You Actually Buying With Robinhood’s Tokenized Stocks?
16:48 Real Tokenized Stocks: When the Token IS the Share
21:46 Tokenization Could Open U.S. Markets to the Entire World
22:52 Why Companies May No Longer Need the NYSE
26:29 Could Tokenized Markets Exist Without KYC?
29:31 Bruce Tokenized Equity on Ravencoin in 2018
30:53 Will Blockchain Make Clearing Houses & DTCC Obsolete?
33:17 Could Tokenization Have Prevented the GameStop Crisis?
38:19 Wall Street Is Embracing Tokenization — Who Gets the Power?
40:20 The SEC’s New Tokenized Securities “Innovation Exemption”
42:57 Why Robinhood’s Tokenized Stocks Don’t Qualify
47:01 Could Everything Eventually Be Tokenized?
51:02 The Dystopian Side of Tokenization: Surveillance & Asset Seizure
Tron Black 🅁🅅🄽𓄿₿ retweeted
It’s easy to dismiss Ravencoin as just another old PoW coin.
But long before “RWA” became a major crypto narrative, Ravencoin was already designed to bring assets like securities, company shares, real estate, and gold onchain.
It even built native Restricted Assets + Qualifiers for permissioned ownership and transfers.
Then came 2026:
A major security incident.
Korean exchange delistings.
A valuation the market had almost completely abandoned.
And yet, at the exact same time, traditional finance is moving aggressively toward tokenized securities and RWA.
What if Ravencoin didn’t move toward RWA —
but the RWA market is finally moving toward Ravencoin’s original thesis?
I looked into the recent code activity, the possible revival thesis, and what would have to happen for RVN to matter again.
👇
“Ravencoin Was Built for RWA Before RWA Had a Name”
Tron Black 🅁🅅🄽𓄿₿ retweeted
Why Tokenization Could Be the Most Important Economic Innovation of Our Lifetime | Bruce Fenton
@BruceFenton is a longtime Bitcoin advocate since 2012, securities professional, and one of the early pioneers of tokenized securities. He is the founder and CEO of Chainstone Labs and founder of Atlantic Financial.
Alongside Overstock founder @PatrickByrne, Bruce was involved in some of the earliest efforts to bring securities and financial-market infrastructure onto blockchain rails. In 2018, he tokenized equity in his own company, Chainstone Labs, on the Ravencoin blockchain—years before tokenization became one of Wall Street’s biggest narratives.
In this episode, Bruce breaks down naked short selling, the plumbing behind traditional securities markets, and why he believes much of the problem is ultimately a ledger problem. We dive into questions such as: Who actually owns the stocks sitting in your brokerage account? How can shares be lent and rehypothecated? What role do brokers, clearing firms, DTCC, and Cede & Co. play in determining who owns what? And could blockchain replace an opaque system of claims and intermediaries with a transparent ledger showing exactly where an asset is and who owns it?
We unpack what “tokenized stocks” actually means—and the important distinction between a token that simply gives you exposure to a stock’s price and a security issued natively onchain, where the token itself represents the actual share and the ownership rights that come with it.
Bruce discusses how tokenization could allow smaller businesses to tokenize ownership and have their stock traded globally without needing to be listed on a traditional exchange like the NYSE, as well as what a future without KYC could look like. Finally, we get into Wall Street’s embrace of tokenization, the SEC’s evolving approach to tokenized securities, and one of the biggest questions surrounding the future of this technology: who ultimately controls these new financial rails?
Remember to subscribe and hit the bell “🔔” icon to get notifications
0:00 Bruce Fenton & Patrick Byrne: Pioneers of Tokenized Securities
3:36 Naked Short Selling Explained
6:28 Who Actually Owns the Stocks in Your Brokerage Account?
12:00 Tokenization Solves Wall Street’s “Ledger Problem”
15:48 What Are You Actually Buying With Robinhood’s Tokenized Stocks?
16:48 Real Tokenized Stocks: When the Token IS the Share
21:46 Tokenization Could Open U.S. Markets to the Entire World
22:52 Why Companies May No Longer Need the NYSE
26:29 Could Tokenized Markets Exist Without KYC?
29:31 Bruce Tokenized Equity on Ravencoin in 2018
30:53 Will Blockchain Make Clearing Houses & DTCC Obsolete?
33:17 Could Tokenization Have Prevented the GameStop Crisis?
38:19 Wall Street Is Embracing Tokenization — Who Gets the Power?
40:20 The SEC’s New Tokenized Securities “Innovation Exemption”
42:57 Why Robinhood’s Tokenized Stocks Don’t Qualify
47:01 Could Everything Eventually Be Tokenized?
51:02 The Dystopian Side of Tokenization: Surveillance & Asset Seizure
Tron Black 🅁🅅🄽𓄿₿ retweeted
Hi @emiliemc , why doesn't @coinbase support @Ravencoin, which was created in your country? Ravencoin is a part of your country. I'm just curious. I asked this question because you are an angel.
@brucefenton
@tronblack
$RVN #RVN
Tron Black 🅁🅅🄽𓄿₿ retweeted
⚡ $RVN IS FOCUSED ON DIGITAL ASSET CREATION
Ravencoin was designed around the transfer and issuance of digital assets.
Tokenization is an old crypto idea that keeps returning in new forms.
#RVN #Ravencoin #Tokenization #Blockchain #Crypto
Tron Black 🅁🅅🄽𓄿₿ retweeted
Ravencoin has no foundation or company acting as a single central authority for the network.
When a security issue occurs, developers and the community investigate, patch, and verify the open-source code. There is no single organization that can speak for the entire network or guarantee that an issue will never happen again.
Centralized exchanges are free to decide which assets they support.
But an exchange listing does not determine whether the Ravencoin network exists.
If Ravencoin’s native asset market grows — with trusted stable assets, deeper liquidity, and better trading infrastructure — non-custodial trading mechanisms such as atomic swaps could play a much larger role.
The long-term goal of a decentralized network does not have to be earning the approval of centralized exchanges.
#Ravencoin #RWA #Tokenization $RVN
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Tron Black 🅁🅅🄽𓄿₿ retweeted
It’s time KYC and AML rules die.
The entire concept never made sense.
It ads friction. It’s an illegitimate and unethical use of government power. It does no net good and stops virtually no crime.
Time for it to go.
JUST IN: 🇺🇸 SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce calls to end mass KYC data collection, warning it puts crypto holders at risk of phishing and physical attacks.
Pierce says the current KYC/AML system creates massive databases of sensitive information that can be hacked, leaked, or exploited.
She's pushing for zero-knowledge proofs (ZK proofs) that could verify users meet regulatory requirements without exposing their personal information.
Tron Black 🅁🅅🄽𓄿₿ retweeted
Google yapay zekasına Ravencoin sordum $RVN Analiz firmaları ve kripto para uzmanlarının tahminlerine göre,
Ravencoin (RVN) bir sonraki büyük boğa sezonunda piyasa döngüsüne bağlı olarak 4 cent ile 25 cent ($0.04 - $0.25) arasında bir seviyeye ulaşabilir. Ravencoin'in geçmiş boğa sezonundaki (Şubat 2021) tüm zamanların en yüksek seviyesi (ATH) yaklaşık 28.5 cent ($0.285) olarak kaydedilmiştir
#bitcoin #etherium $btc $etc
Tron Black 🅁🅅🄽𓄿₿ retweeted
Tokenized securities is the biggest thing in the global economy in 100 years. Bigger than the internet. Bigger than the PC.
That’s it. That’s the tweet.
Argue, ignore or refuse to get it at your own peril.
Tron Black 🅁🅅🄽𓄿₿ retweeted
We were too early on tokenized securities.
Now it’s here.
Now is the time.
The thesis was right all along.
The world will be tokenized.
Tron Black 🅁🅅🄽𓄿₿ retweeted
The only coin that has the correct narrative (real world asset tokenization king) is free from centralized control, asic resistant proof of work, 100% available to public, no ceo, true definition of the original idea behind crypto and can 1000x? Time will tell $RVN @Ravencoin
Tron Black 🅁🅅🄽𓄿₿ retweeted
Tokenization should go beyond digitizing the trading process. It should make unmistakably clear what the token represents, what rights it carries, and what ultimately backs it.
This is the very problem they set out to solve with Ravencoin from the beginning.
@brucefenton #RVN
















