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What happens if North Korea steals Wall Street's tokenized assets next

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What happens if North Korea steals Wall Street's tokenized assets next

The $6.3 billion Binance hack showed how quickly cryptocurrencies can disappear on blockchain rails. Tokenized securities may offer better recourse than crypto after a theft, but the markets around them can still break down when stress hits.

What happens if North Korea steals Wall Street's tokenized assets next

Source：CoinDesk

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