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Nasif envisions blockchain technology as the replacement for outdated, centralized financial systems. It enables near-instant, low-cost international transfers, and offers individuals and institutions unprecedented control over their assets. Companies like Ripple demonstrate this by offering solutions that streamline cross-border payments, reducing transaction fail rates and time delays.
He sees the tokenization of assets—stocks, real estate, government bonds—as a transformative force that will reshape the economy, enabling more direct, transparent, and democratized ownership. This shift aligns with the broader evolution toward Web 3.0, where ownership, data, and value transfer become decentralized and user-centric.