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New framework proposed for measuring returns on tokenized assets

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A CoinDesk piece argues that the metrics typically used to evaluate tokenized assets fail to answer the practical question a chief investment officer would face. The article's core concern is how such assets affect an institution's own balance sheet rather than how they perform in isolation. It introduces a framework aimed at tracking what tokenized assets actually contribute to an investor's holdings. The source text provided is a short excerpt, so further details of the proposed framework are not available here.

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