TokenizeThis
Agenda
Day 1 · June 23rd
Transforming Money and Payments
Dive into tokenization’s go-to use case, stablecoins, and the realm of payments, tokenized deposits, and more.
Opening Remarks
9:35
Marcin Kazmierczak, Co-Founder at RedStone
Keynote #1
The Applications and Uses of Stablecoins Today
Stablecoins moved well beyond crypto trading and are increasingly being used for treasury operations, cross-border payments, collateral management, and onchain cash equivalents. This panel will explore where adoption is already taking hold and what institutional use cases are proving most durable.
10:00
Panel #1
Payments and Onchain Settlement
As financial institutions look to modernize movement of money, onchain rails are reshaping how payments and settlement can occur with greater speed, transparency, and programmability. Speakers will examine the practical opportunities and implementation hurdles in moving from legacy payment infrastructure toward blockchain-based settlement models.
10:45
Panel #2
Networking Break 15 min
11:25
How the GENIUS Act is Impacting the Stablecoin Industry
The GENIUS Act has had significant influence in how stablecoins are issued, supervised, and integrated into the broader financial system. This discussion will assess what the legislation has resulted in for issuers, banks, service providers, and institutional users building towards scalable adoption.
11:40
Panel #3
Keynote: Special Guest to Be Announced
12:25
Speakers to be Announced
Keynote #2
Lunch Break
12:45
The Rise of Deposit Tokens & the Role of Money Movement
Deposit tokens are emerging as a compelling bridge between traditional banking and tokenized finance, offering a regulated form of programmable money tied to bank liabilities. This panel will explore how they compare with stablecoins and how they may transform cash management, settlement, and internal liquidity movement.
1:45
Panel #4
Onchain Treasury Management with Yieldcoins & Stablecoins
Corporate treasurers and institutional allocators are increasingly evaluating onchain instruments for cash management, liquidity optimization, and yield generation. Speakers will discuss how stablecoins and yield-bearing digital cash products are being used within treasury strategies, along with the operational, risk, and governance considerations involved.
2:30
Panel #5
Networking Break 15 min
3:10
The Use of Stablecoins in DeFi
Stablecoins are the foundational asset of decentralized finance, enabling lending, trading, leverage, and liquidity formation across onchain markets. This session will focus on how institutions are assessing DeFi-related stablecoin opportunities while managing counterparty, smart contract, compliance, and liquidity risks.
3:25
Panel #6
Tokenized Repos and Collateral Mobility
Repo markets are essential to global liquidity, and tokenization offers the potential to make collateral movement faster, more transparent, and more efficient. This panel will examine how tokenized repos and programmable collateral could improve intraday liquidity, reduce friction, and unlock more dynamic capital markets infrastructure.
4:15
Panel #7
Closing Remarks
5:00
Day 2 · June 24th
Wall Street’s Tokenization Revolution
Hear from the largest banks and asset managers reinventing capital markets.
Fireside Chat with Special Guest
9:35
Speakers to be Announced
Keynote #1
The Blockchains Powering Financial Institutions
Institutional adoption depends not just on tokenized assets, but on the blockchain networks capable of supporting compliance, privacy, scalability, and interoperability requirements. This session will compare the public, private, and hybrid blockchain models being used to power financial institutions’ digital asset strategies.
10:00
Panel #1
Crypto ETPs: From Spot to Staking and RWAs
Crypto ETPs have become a critical access point for institutional investors, and the product set is rapidly expanding beyond spot exposure. This panel will explore the evolution toward staking-enabled structures, tokenized strategies, and future pathways for incorporating real-world asset exposure into exchange-traded products.
10:45
Panel #2
Networking Break 15 min
11:25
Curating and Managing Risk in DeFi for Institutions
Institutional participation in DeFi requires a fundamentally different approach to risk management than in retail crypto markets. Speakers will discuss how firms are evaluating protocol risk, liquidity risk, counterparty exposure, smart contract vulnerabilities, and governance frameworks to responsibly engage with onchain finance.
11:40
Panel #3
Fireside Chat with Special Guest
12:25
Speakers to be Announced
Keynote #2
Lunch Break
12:45
Onchain Lending & Private Credit Markets
Private credit is becoming one of the most compelling applications of tokenization, combining investor demand for yield with the efficiency benefits of digital infrastructure. This panel will examine how onchain lending markets are evolving, where underwriting and distribution models are changing, and what institutions need to see before allocating at scale.
Christine Moy, Partner and Head of Digital Assets at Apollo Global Management
Sidney Powell, CEO at Maple Finance
Additional Speakers to be Announced
Christine Moy, Partner and Head of Digital Assets at Apollo Global Management
Sidney Powell, CEO at Maple Finance
Additional Speakers to be Announced
1:45
Panel #4
Where Onchain Asset Management is Heading
Asset management is beginning to move onchain, from tokenized funds and model portfolios to programmable distribution and investor servicing. This discussion will focus on how managers are rethinking product structure, transferability, reporting, and client access in an increasingly tokenized investment landscape.
Jasmine Jia, Head of Tokenization Ecosystem, Fidelity Digital Asset Management
Maredith Hannon, Head of Business Development, Digital Assets at WisdomTree
Additional Speakers to be Announced
Jasmine Jia, Head of Tokenization Ecosystem, Fidelity Digital Asset Management
Maredith Hannon, Head of Business Development, Digital Assets at WisdomTree
Additional Speakers to be Announced
2:30
Panel #5
Networking Break 15 min
3:10
Navigating the Challenges of Institutional Infrastructure
Institutional tokenization is not just about issuing assets onchain, it requires a coordinated stack of custody, compliance, connectivity, market data, workflow design, and legal architecture. This panel will unpack the infrastructure bottlenecks firms still face and the solutions emerging to support production-grade adoption.
Andrew Czupek, Head of Innovation and Advocacy at Northern Trust
Ami Ben-David, CEO at Ownera
Additional Speakers to be Announced
Andrew Czupek, Head of Innovation and Advocacy at Northern Trust
Ami Ben-David, CEO at Ownera
Additional Speakers to be Announced
3:25
Panel #6
Operational Efficiencies Explained by the Back and Middle Office
Some of tokenization’s most immediate benefits may come from transforming operational workflows rather than just creating new products. Speakers from and working with the back and middle office will explain how blockchain-based systems can streamline reconciliation, reporting, settlement, collateral processes, and lifecycle management across institutions.
4:15
Panel #7
Closing Remarks
5:00
Day 3 · June 25th
Evolving Crypto with Real World Assets
Explore the world of tokenization with leading service providers and issuers.
Keynote: Special Guest to Be Announced
9:35
Speakers to be Announced
Keynote #1
The Rise of Tokenized Equities
Tokenized equities are reviving one of digital assets’ most discussed opportunities: bringing stocks into a more programmable, global, and always-accessible market structure. This session will explore the various models active today, the regulatory and liquidity challenges involved, and how tokenized equities may fit into institutional distribution over time.
10:00
Panel #1
Securities Lending and Collateral Mobility
Securities lending is a massive market built on operational precision, collateral management, and balance sheet efficiency. This panel will examine how tokenization can improve collateral mobility, shorten process timelines, and create more transparent and efficient mechanisms for lending and financing securities.
10:45
Panel #2
Networking Break 15 min
11:25
The Challenges in Real Estate Tokenization
Real estate has long been viewed as a natural fit for tokenization, yet scaling the market has proven complex in practice. Speakers will discuss the structural, legal, servicing, liquidity, and investor-access challenges that continue to shape real estate tokenization and what will be required for broader institutional participation.
11:40
Panel #3
Fireside Chat with Special Guest
12:25
Speakers to be Announced
Keynote #2
Lunch Break
12:45
Differentiating Between Tokenization & RWA Crypto Tokens
The RWA landscape includes both tokenized traditional assets and crypto-native tokens tied to RWA themes, but the two are often conflated. This panel will clarify the distinction between direct tokenization and RWA-linked crypto exposure, helping institutional audiences better understand structure, rights, risks, and participation implications.
1:45
Panel #4
Onchain Data and Interoperability for RWAs
Reliable data and interoperability are essential for tokenized assets to function across platforms, protocols, and institutional workflows. This session will explore how pricing, NAVs, reserves, identity, compliance data, and messaging standards are being delivered onchain to support scalable and interconnected RWA markets.
2:30
Panel #5
Networking Break 15 min
3:10
Market Outlook 2026 and Beyond
As tokenization moves from pilot programs toward broader adoption, market participants are increasingly focused on what comes next. This forward-looking panel will assess where growth is likely to concentrate, which product categories may break out, and how regulation, infrastructure, and institutional demand could shape the next phase of the market.
3:25
Panel #6
Closing Fireside Chat
This closing fireside conversation will reflect on the key themes, inflection points, and strategic takeaways from the conference. Herwig and Marcin will share their perspectives on where tokenization is heading, what institutions should prioritize next, and how the market may evolve from here.
Marcin Kazmierczak, Co-Founder at RedStone
Herwig Konings, Advisor and Head of TokenizeThis at RedStone
Marcin Kazmierczak, Co-Founder at RedStone
Herwig Konings, Advisor and Head of TokenizeThis at RedStone
4:15
Panel #7
Closing Remarks
5:00