Kaiser, yes, startup idea for tokenizing real-world assets such as sports and music
Original headline카이저 응, 스포츠·음악 등 실물자산 토큰화 창업 구상
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Kaiser Ng, Binance’s former chief financial officer, said he is leaving the exchange after five years to found his own venture focused on tokenizing real-world assets including basketball, music, GPUs, robots, gold and collectibles. Ng announced the plan in a post on X and said he is concentrating on sports and entertainment projects that put related assets on-chain, while inviting interested people to join his team. The move matters because it adds a high-profile operator to the real-world asset tokenization sector, where business structures vary depending on the rights each token represents. Justin Yek is succeeding Ng as Binance CFO. What to watch next is which specific projects and chains Ng’s venture selects and how the token structures are defined.
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Kaiser Ng, Binance, Justin Yek