Connor Howe, co-founder and CEO of Enso, explained on Fintech.TV that tokenized stocks require abstraction layers to trade as easily as traditional shares. He noted that the same stock, such as Nvidia, is currently available across multiple platforms like Robinhood, xStocks, and Securitize, causing user confusion about which version is legitimate. Abstraction layers enable users to interact with any version of a stock across different blockchains without managing multiple versions or understanding cross-chain mechanics. Ether.fi, the largest neo bank in the crypto sector, relies on Enso’s infrastructure to allow users to buy, sell, hold, trade, and use tokenized assets as collateral for loans and DeFi products. Howe emphasized that secure execution and reliable pricing are essential for maintaining customer trust and achieving broader institutional adoption.
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