Safeheron创始人王威：基金通证化大规模应用需要安全底座

Core Viewpoint - The large-scale application of tokenization in funds may face challenges due to the need for a multidimensional infrastructure system that includes blockchain technology, secure custody, compliance management, trading liquidity, data privacy, and user experience [1][4]. Group 1: Infrastructure Challenges - The first challenge is the security and compliance infrastructure. The interaction between investors and managers will heavily rely on on-chain infrastructure, necessitating bank-level security for custody, transfer, and redemption processes to prevent asset loss due to improper private key management or system vulnerabilities [4]. - Different jurisdictions have varying legal definitions and compliance requirements for the digitalization and securitization of fund shares. If the underlying technological infrastructure does not accommodate regulatory compliance, it may face legal and operational risks [4]. - Collaboration with regulatory bodies, traditional finance, and the blockchain ecosystem is crucial to ensure technological scalability and market acceptance [4]. Group 2: Distribution and Liquidity Challenges - The second challenge involves the distribution and liquidity of tokenized funds. While tokenization allows for more efficient and flexible asset distribution, it introduces complexities such as KYC (Know Your Customer) and AML (Anti-Money Laundering) requirements, as well as investor suitability assessments [4]. - Ensuring compliance while achieving efficient share transfer and liquidity is a critical issue that the industry must address [4]. - The security, transparency, and auditability of distribution platforms are key factors in building investor trust [4]. Group 3: Future Outlook - The industry is currently focused on centralized finance (CeFi), but in the next 3-5 years, tokenization will integrate both CeFi and decentralized finance (DeFi) [5]. - The core role of companies in this transition is to empower the entire lifecycle of tokenization from a self-custody and security infrastructure perspective, linking liquidity between CeFi and DeFi in a one-stop solution [5].