Michael Saylor: Most token issuers do not want to decentralize, but rather aspire to enter the capital market

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, Strategy founder Michael Saylor stated in an interview that many token issuers are actually "pretending" to be decentralized; they do not genuinely want to decentralize but are eager to enter the capital markets.

The use case for digital tokens is to create capital and innovation, whether it's TRUMP coin, or tokens issued by people like Katy Perry and Joe Rogan. Whether it's smart contract tokens or utility tokens (like those that allow me to access a music library on a website), or possibly a super complex token and/or NFT, it is actually very convenient. However, if registered as securities, it requires a significant investment; you need lawyers and accountants, and you have to spend a lot of money each year to ensure compliance.