tokenization.d to larry fink and he thinks the entire financial world will be tokenized. the first down payment on that. carlos, let me start with the most basic question. for whom is this a better mousetrap? why do we need it? carlos: if you think about how capital markets work you have a number of financial assets. stocks, bonds, funds. the basic functioning as you have to move them. they have to sell them, trade them, redeem them, etc. all those changes are recorded in a ledger. you have to move the security but you have to with the cash as well for settling the transaction. those are things that move in a separate ledger. blockchain is basically like a very good public trip to graphically secured ledger to represent securities alongside with cash in with them in a very efficient way. that unlocks a lot of utility for securities and possibility in settlement. that is what tokenization is essentially. katie: who do you see this as being for? you have raised $280 million since it debuted. do you s

you know, there are tokens here that have got nothing to do with money. nft is nonfungible tokens. those are unique digital goods can be used to represent art collectibles contracts. every contract is slightly from the next one, so we can use nft for that. cbdcs well, those are digital money issued by governments that's got nothing to do with cryptocurrencies. as you can see, there's various different categories now a taxonomy like this is right now because we're early and so it's good to know kind of what's out there. but i think pretty soon a taxonomy of digital assets seem kind of silly. it would be sort of like having a taxonomy of websites. you know what, are the things that we can do with a website. people were asking themselves this in the nineties maybe we can put sports scores or classifieds oh, we can get the weather and encyclopedia. yeah, that's a good idea. and so we had this sort of thing like here are the ten things we can do with a website. of course today we know that websites are like containers kind of infinitely programable right? you can have a website be anyth

tokenization is simply an access tool. it's about using good blockchain technology to provide easier access methodology particular for retail investors wanting to access the private markets. think about taking traditional funds, think about token eyes them on blockchain so that investors can more easily, and go. retail investors want things simple and fast and they want things efficient. no different than they do in every other part of their life whether it's ordering food or ordering arise of the private markets need to adjust. the token highway of transacting is going to be the wave of the future. you can start with the retail investor and then it will move to the institutional investor. sonali: we thank you so much. coming up, we'll talk about tesla taking hold as elon musk shifts his focus to achieve -- from a cheaper model of the robotaxi. our big take from bloomberg's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ [sfx: wind, rain and rolling thunder] nobody's born with grit. british announcer: rose is really struggling. it's something

the asset tokenization. the process of turning real-world assets into a digital stamp on a blockchain platform, and because it has become a digital stamp, it is easy to manage, track, trade. those assets that are being tokenized could be anything from a bond or a stock to real estate or art. so you transfer all the legal rights, in particular the ownership rights that come with assets, you push that into that digital book that you can manage and treat efficiently. him except more efficient to trade. you can settle super quickly. it could be immediate or a fraction of a second to settle payments on that blockchain. you could track and control everything happening, so it makes it better from a risk and compliance aspect of. and also, it really creates extra liquidity and new opportunities to find funding and to invest. we think about a building, for instance, it will be hard to buy that building alone, but if you can tokenized and cut the tokens into small chunks many people can invest in, suddenly it makes th

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one clue is that like these tokens that regular people buy as you said, have gone down lot.but based on a report in the publication, the information, the returns of andreessen horowitz is crypto are quite good. so like that seems like a good clue that the smart money is not buying like the same things that crypto people are buying. they must be getting in earlier or getting some sort of like good terms terms. anyone or we'll keep going. all right, you have questions, just raise hand. so then the issue of the sort of ongoing nature, if i had another if i had another, if i had another chapter. are you sick of reporting you? obviously, you're going have to talk about crypto a lot. now, the next coming months. but at what level are you ready? continue reporting on or you're. i've seen enough. i mean, i'm definitely ready to move on now, but i feel sad about the things that i saw much but i do the thing i regret is like the things i didn't see you know like i'm always like was some better crypto party that did not go to that. maybe aaron went to yes. and like i wasn't on the day

however, the schools then-director accused them of being tokenized by white seattle parents.y masterful job at tokenized doing a really small group -- a really small community of color within the existing cohort. >> judge jeanine: well, this is pretty incredible, dana, i'll start with you. there was a gifted program for students who were gifted. the fear, of course, being, if they go too slowly, includes everybody else, these kids will either get bored or will not produce the way it could. what do you think of that? >> dana: i was reminded of governor glenn youngkin's campaign when he was running in virginia, and against terry mcauliffe, i can't remember the exact -- it was basically about parents and teachers and parents should be involved. when governor youngkin went to any of the town hall meetings, he would say, and i promise you, if i am your governor, i will ensure the gifted and talented programs are there, that we will have advanced math in all of our schools, that we are going to challenge our students -- get standing ovation's beer was the year of the parents. we wa

she basically called smarty ca achieving black kids tokens. what does that do? obviously racist and you dissuade young blacks from pursuing academic achievement for fear of being smeared as a token. t okthis is during a phase when ti learning ings so important for young people.. it makes a difference in their lives when you are telling them don't read books. but this is luxury beliefs again. it's a moral stance. equity for all held by an elite, you know, and they are immune ty the consequences but it's ath e lower-class that has to endure their beliefs. so that woman, she probably was in an honors class. she probably has advanced degrees, so it's not her problem but got help your kids with somebody like that.ne >> judge: jeanine: all right, jesse, wrap it up. >> jesse: you are still gifted and you are still a child. try i will try to do something i've never done before, i will putel myself isen someone else's shoe. let's pretenled i'm black. not just 1 percent, 100 percent black. and i see a bunch of white liberal women take away the gifted program because notou

in a nutshell, bitcoin halving means fewer new tokens are issued.t's because bitcoin minors receive 50% less of a reward for doing so. at bitcoins launch, miners receive 50 new coins per box. past 2024, that will be cut to 3.125 bitcoin instead. in the past, we've seen prices spike following the event. in 2012, the token jumped by 8000%. this time around, the prospects for further gains are unclear. some analysts say it could trickle -- trigger upside of 80%. others argue the event is already baked in as bitcoin has risen to press records this year. that brings to mind a familiar phrase. past performance does not guarantee future results. haslinda: that was bloomberg's annabelle droulers. a check on our right now. pretty much green across the board. bitcoin, 6437 right now. ether up i seven tons of 1%. bitcoin reached new highs after previous halvings mitigated the periodic drop in mining rewards and the increase in the cost of doing business. the event this month coming after bitcoin more than quadrupled since november 2022. we are also keeping an

it can process up to one million tokens at a time. tokens are words or pieces of words. that means marketers can upload audio files, photos, images, videos, potentially thousands of them. and that will be the basis from which the ai generates new content. another thing that google says is unique to them is that they are more open and to other cloud computing platforms, and thomas korean, who we spoke to a head of the announcements today, didn't name any specific competitors, but that seemed to be referring to openai. one thing that he emphasized was google cloud wants enterprise customers to be able to choose a platform, not an ai model. within its platform, it makes available a bunch of different models including anthropics and metas, and developers can pick and choose what ai models they want to use. caroline: all of this comes back to chips, davey, and it looks like google is focusing on in-house chips. it is notable that nvidia's down on the day and bloomberg intelligence says there is a deepening elation ship between.com and alphabet. what do you make of the chip mo

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so like if they believe it in the developer, they can invest like in tokens. ok to that, to, to the developer. and also it's the community can invest, you know, in the video game. so it's actually like it, anybody that has a good product. okay. kind of launch. okay. so like in the near future. okay, there's going to be way more video games where more competition and yeah, it's going to be uh, more complicated to stand out. but of course you, it is for everyone, you know, with a raise because now, you know, like, it's not a huge, it's not cheap. it's just not easy. you know, to have i large investment in, in order to get it. i, i good, pretty use the video game out. i'm, we web 3. it will have it and it will be more accessible. and are there emerging technologies that you believe will further shape the future of gaming? yes, uh web. yeah, web 3 for me. uh is gonna make video games come out at a fraction of a cost. okay. as um, the community, okay, we'll be able to support you. okay. if you don't have the funds, so like not having the money is, is no longer, you

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but by the same token, the glitch will continue to reverberate in alaska's system for probably 2 or 3 days. >> can i just ask you, though, is safety ever compromised when something like this happens, no, i've never seen an example of that that i would say it was compromised, certainly, if anybody tried to press beyond it and just do things by paper the way we used to, that would not be either legal or reasonable, but no, just unfortunately says, okay, until we get this up and running and we get all the components back together, we can't fly. >> all right. and john, one final question, i promise we have about 30s, but do you believe that the faa, which is supposed to monitor the airlines needs monitoring itself in the sense that are they getting too cozy to the airlines, as some critics have charged, this is an eternal question. >> the faa is full of some of the most hardworking government employees and public servants i've ever read, but by the same token, they have a huge responsibility, and it's always appropriate to be asking those questions both internally and externally. but i th

having seen an exchange offer in the messenger, the minsk resident decided to sell his tokens.ager contacted a man in chetbot and said that his friend was ready to purchase digital currency at a rate favorable to the man. in time to meet with customers. of tokens, the applicant transferred digital currency to the account specified by the curator. later it turned out that the transaction amounted to about 3,000 rubles. the victim made an account with an unknown person, and therefore the transaction did not take place. i wrote an ad, then one person offered to drive up himself, asked for the address, i told him where. about 10 minutes later he writes that he won’t be able to drive up himself, but a friend of mine will come, like you don’t mind. well, i think, what's the difference? they have money with them, everything will change, the address comes in telegram wallet, where to put it, i click send, my money flew away, realizing that he was left without money, the man turned to the police. a criminal case has been opened regarding fraud. they blackmailed with intimate photos, fou

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the way off or back from northern jobs out with convoys um and deliver it food to, to north and as a token you, thanks so much for joining us to get to, to my from underway. un secretary general, antonio guitar rash has condemned to monday suspects it is rarely asked, drive on evading and console the onyx building in damascus. these statements reiterated the diplomatic and confident premises must be respected. in accordance with international law, is the assistant secretary general for the middle east. speaking of the un security council, i agreed to rates the secret that a general condemnation of the at tech, the invite liability of the one that you can cost through the premises and person. and it must be respect that the all k, as in echo does with international law the silver anti entered a total integrity of member states must be respected in echoed us with international law. the rules basically that the restaurant or the is essential for international peace and security. which discussion is monday through to month teen . to run blames israel for the attack in which at least 13 people

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i think these are uh, token measures that, that, um, attempt to, uh, provide some sort of facade that the action is being taken when inherently, it is the settler colonial regime as a whole that needs to be sanctioned. and unless that happens, unless the entirety of the economic incentive structure that continues to perpetuate the conversation of palestine is address that these uh, individual token piece, meal motors that will have no effect. on the contrary, they further in bold in the these kind of actions because of the sense that there is no real desire to address the root cause of the problem. which is, this is really settler colonial regime that is reaching the international law on uh, in the us. hey, you talk about the relationship with the war and costs that we've obviously seen a massive escalation and set to evaluate how. 8 should this has been sped on by, by the right wing government rhetoric that we've been hearing from this very specific. is there any government? well, no doubt that this particular government is further emboldening. these kind of the actions that met thro

the residence of the wider token and area will the morning people to be consider. fallen heroes seemed the throbbing, ultra 0 outside, nor sums refugee camp and told her in the occupied west bank. there been global calls for risk range officer and a parent is really driven strike against iran. well, the head of a runs army says era defensive shut down 3 unknown objects over us. behind province, randy and media as a nuclear side and a military base in the vicinity have not been damaged. and israel is you have to comment on the us sector state as any of lincoln has underlined that us forces were not involved. it comes after israel threatened to attack iran again after to her ons drone and missile strike on saturday. that in turn was a response to it is really a task on iran consulate building in syria. all sorts of jabari has more from to hong. according to the head of ron's army, major general abdur rahim loose, ivy erodes air defense system, were activated over the skies s on province. early on friday morning. they did manage to down 3 small unknown objects and the head of the army and

but the network asset access code is token has similarities to casino chips . i know that in nato countries, the atm machines seem to be being reduced in lots of, in the city areas of just explain how the atm, uh, works within the analogy of a caching in the chips. yeah. so what, but basically when you look at the construction of a model, monetary system, um, it has about at least 3 layers, right? so the base layer, but do a kind of a single base money. and i just go like layer one money. it is from central banks, right? and those are pushed out and also sucked back in. right. so you push them out when states are spending and sucked back in, when there's taxation occurring right in the public. that's the cash just right. so the, any form of you want to go to la, one money that we can access. so states money is cash, right? then there's a 2nd layer built on top of that, which is the bank exec to arrive in the mid the mid of for you want to think about you understand that as i use the casino as a metaphors to help people to cross. that's so if you walk into a cas

the man who saved india, gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous dar massacre went down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders, and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke. the of the morrow mass. oh yeah. why don't you let me about now? sometimes when he doesn't know the face, sometimes the he might not be a make move happy if this isn't my adult. my, my i don't pay my, what are the of the it is a war of neighbor against neighbor, brother against brother, father against the name get to wounded capture. now just what is the legal status of these prisoners who have been fighting their fellow citizens within the borders of their own country? do they have any rights or protection against mistreatment? the call? we will you back the we don't we conduct the thing william wade met the old young brown with allowance. now some labels have been doing that and then all the way of the, hey my, they will be mounted. my you will be done with the c. i d a long not only the

he is saying some of the stuff to it would all be flushed out in regards to court by the same token, if that's what got a 99 percent conviction. right. and if they are coming for you, most likely, i don't think they come up with a risk. well, that's the question line. no, because how credible do you believe is this case against pre duty? how much actually has to be concrete before feds can actually raid? not one of them, but also to houses where you use the probable cause. but i, i, i would be remiss if i did not mention the 1st gentleman who said by default you don't believe women. and number 2, did i hear you say, the more accusations there are, the less likely there is of guilt? did i hear that? audrey? correct. okay, i didn't start or when i said it, okay, so explain yourself. why, 1st of all, do you not believe women initially? because i, any time i've seen these accusations occurs post probably 2015. it is always the most shaky is in flimsy of circumstances. always. right? you have drug fuel parties grown folks. people that are grown that make a decision? no one bamboozled them

by the same token, if that's what got a 99 percent conviction. right. and if they are coming for you, most likely, i don't think that comes with a risk. well, that's the question line. no, because how credible do you believe is this case against pre duty? how much actually has to be concrete before feds can actually raid? not one of them, but also to houses where you use the probable cause. but i, i, i would be remiss if i did not mention the 1st gentleman who said by default you don't believe women. and number 2, did i hear you say, the more accusations there are, the less likely there is of guilt? did i hear that? on the right? correct. okay, i didn't stutter when i said, okay, so explain yourself. why? first of all, do you not believe women initially? because i, any time i've seen these accusations occurs post probably 2015. it is always the most shaky is in flimsy of circumstances. always. right? you have drug fuel parties grown folks. people that are grown that make a decision? no one bamboozled them into the decision. no one said, oh, you have to.

like the third's reading this out, like it's a comp hell, by the same token, they have been all that open about why it's just been sexual trafficking stuff that has been talking puffy. and again, a lot of slow came up with the cast the obligations because she's like no sex traffic. there is a canadian woman who came out good. she's an ottoman, apparently it was also sex graphic. you have his producer fluoride. fluoride wasn't room for fluoride is grow man, but it's a to get even. he is saying some of the stuff to it would all be flushed out in regards to the court by the same token if that's what got a 99 percent conviction. right. and if they are coming for you, most likely, i don't think they come up with a risk. well, that's the question line. oh, because how credible do you believe is this case against free duty? how much actually has to be concrete before feds can actually raid? not one of them, but also to houses where you use the probable cause. but i, i, i would be remiss if i did not mention the 1st gentleman who said by default you don't believe women. and number 2, did i h

but it's like token if that's what got a 99 percent conviction. right. and if they are coming for you, most likely, i don't think they come up with a risk. well, that's the question line. no, because how credible do you believe is this case against pre duty? how much actually has to be concrete before feds can actually raid? not one of them, but also to houses where you use the probable cause. but i, i, i would be remiss if i did not mention the 1st gentleman who said by default you don't believe women. and number 2, did i hear you say, the more accusations there are, the less likely there is of guilt? did i hear that? the author, right. okay. i didn't stutter when i said it. okay, so explain yourself. why, 1st of all, do you not believe women initially? because i, any time i've seen these accusations occurs post probably 2015. it is always the most shaky is in flimsy of circumstances. always. right? you have drug fuel parties grown folks. people that are grown that make a decision? no one bamboozled them into the decision. no one said, oh, you have to.

these natural tokens can then be used in low shops. grandson currently has 800 uses in 3 countries. the majority of them live in the hon, gary and capital pool, the pest, and in munich, in germany. in europe, more than a 1000 great mobility companies work with incentives. but cities need to have a few things in place to use these programs. this could be increasing pedestrian eyes designs developing most lightning lanes and just always improving public transport to ensure that as many people are kind of sharing out these emissions rather than using their own cause. instead of stains are only one piece of the puzzle to reduce traffic and emissions to improve the quality of life in city. but research has shown that these loyalty programs can motivate users to reduce that carbon footprint. often people do need that extra push to start engaging with climate solutions. you just download an app and then it kind of tracks it for you. so there's a limit to what you need to do to start getting verbal. what's the living? a little common lifestyle in order to increase the quality of life in cit

having seen an exchange offer in the messenger, the minsk resident decided to sell his tokens. a manager contacted the man in the chatbot and said that his friend was ready to purchase digital currency at a rate favorable to the man. during a meeting with token buyers , the applicant transferred digital currency to the account specified by the curator. later it turned out that the transaction amounted to about 3,000 rub. the victim made an account with an unknown person. as a result, the deal did not take place. wrote an ad from. then one person offered to drive up himself, asked for the address, i told him where, after 10 minutes he writes that he won’t be able to drive up himself, a friend of mine will drive up, like you don’t mind, well, i think, what’s the difference, they have money with them, everything will change, the telegram comes with the address of the wallet, where to send it, i click send, my money flew away, realizing that he was left without money, the man turned to the police, in fact fraud, a criminal case was opened, they were blackmailed with intimate photos

by the same token, my party hate to be on this issue. what do i do? i'm in a box that's the way he perceives that. now a certain level of integrity would say, they're just killing 34000 human beings, half of what your children think of job. you know what i mean? like, yeah, well i'm, we could say the same thing down to a minute, but we, you know, uh the, the, the, the need to try and make china the boogie backs, but need to try and make the situation. and ukraine, world war 10 or whatever, you know, the need to consistently go after ron and venezuela in certain states like that. our leaders do that based on needs that don't come internally from them. it seems like it's coming from somewhere else and they do it repeatedly. yeah, it seems to get worse. so it's not just the case with as much as not such a faithful by, you know, is role anything else? what does that they are countries. so we could say, it's almost as if we subvert our internal domestic politics for the larger thing, because the larger thing is what they can focus on as opposed to getting

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it's the same tokenization that we're seeing. and in terms of our perception of them, that's absolutely how seriously we should take them. they don't represent our community and they've been tokenized. >> i wonder what you think is the balance for the university to strike at this moment between i think you would support his idea that protests are legitimate form of freedom of speech or just a little legitimate form of citizenship in this country. and what you're saying is a strain of antisemitism. what should columbia do right now? >> i think columbia needs to enforce their own codes of conduct, which we do have in place to deal with issues of harassment and discrimination and everything. >> no police on campus. is that something that you think is the right step two, i think it's the right step to take if we're going to allow the police to do their job, which is to say protect the jewish students and frankly, get the students on the lawns off campus. so that first of all, i and my friends can enjoy the resources that we helped to

it's tokenized in real-world assets because the cleaner easier form to hold the right of ownership basically thank you so much. john will joining us, the d.o.j. refusing to turn over robert hur's taped interview with president biden even with the contempt of congress threat on the table read the hot topic of the hour coming up next. the power panel is back in the 8:00 a.m. hour. join me for mike huckabee and kaylee mcghee white in the biggest thoughts of the new stories of the day. watching "mornings with maria", live on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ stevens dribbles up the court... he stops!... for the championship! [crowds cheering] nice shot, marcus! sweet, turn simulation off. tssk, tssk, not so fast. what, why? did you forget marcus? forget what? your chem exam? uggh? flashcard time! the atomic weight of boron. the future isn't scary, not investing in it is. 100 innovative companies, one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges expenses and more prospectus at invesco.com. maria: welcome back. good tuesday morning. thanks very m

these natural tokens can then be used in local shops. grandson currently has 800 uses in 3 countries. the majority of whom live in the hon, gary and capital pool, the pest, and in munich, in germany. in europe, more than a 1000 great mobility companies work with incentives. but cities need to have a few things in place to use these programs. this could be increasing pedestrian eyes designs developing most lightning lanes and just always improving public transport to ensure that as many people are kind of sharing out these emissions rather than using their own cause. instead of stains are only one piece of the puzzle to reduce traffic and emissions to improve the quality of life in city. but research has shown that these loyalty programs can motivate users to reduce that carbon footprint. often people do need that extra push to start engaging with climate solutions. you just download an app and then it kind of tracks it for you. so there's a limit to what you need to do to start getting verbal. what's the living? a little common lifestyle in order to increase the quality of life in cit

as far as other alternative currencies whether tokens or other later ones.that's driven by whatever applications exist but people asserting to adopt early on. one of the interesting things in my opinion is the last cycle in 2021 had tens of billions of dollars into the space to developing projects. we are talking about three years of maturation so that investment cycle we have these dark forces we don't know what application will come out but we are really excited about it. stuff is proliferated around things like game fly. we will have to see from bitcoin where it goes. caroline: head of strategy we thank him for talking all things crypto with us. let's talk all things ipo's because we started to get a few more. brian leach joins us straight from the new york stock exchange -- stock exchange. why have you decided for your business model which is all about getting cash back rewards for purchasing groceries maybe even your gas why is it now the time to show your technology solution on the public markets? >> we think it is the perfect time because our mission