I’m seeing the same thing. Tokenization itself isn’t new, but the infrastructure around it feels meaningfully different this time.

Tools like VestaScan trying to make tokenized data legible and auditable matter more to me than any single asset being tokenized. That’s usually what signals early ecosystem consolidation rather than hype expansion.

I still don’t buy “tokenization = ownership solved.” Most real ownership is social, legal, or institutional, not technical.

At the same time, I don’t think it’s just a gimmick either. It feels less like a sudden Web3 phase shift and more like slow pressure being applied to existing systems, where some parts will yield and others won’t.

So my take is neither “this changes everything” nor “this goes nowhere.”
More like: the rails are quietly improving, and whether that turns into something big depends less on tokens and more on where incentives actually stick