Tokenized stocks need abstraction layers to trade as easily as traditional shares, Enso CEO says

Enso CEO Connor Howe advocates for the use of abstraction layers to unify the currently fragmented market for tokenized stocks. By abstracting the underlying technical complexities, platforms like Enso allow users to interact with various versions of assets, such as Nvidia stock, across different issuers like Robinhood, xStocks, and Securitize without needing to manage cross-chain movements. This approach simplifies the user experience by enabling seamless trading and the use of tokenized assets as collateral within DeFi protocols. Howe highlights that Ether.fi utilizes Enso infrastructure to integrate these crypto-based services into familiar interfaces for their users. Beyond user experience, the CEO emphasizes that institutional adoption hinges on secure execution and reliable pricing to prevent discrepancies between quoted and actual trade prices. These abstraction layers are positioned as a critical bridge to help financial applications incorporate RWA services while maintaining necessary security standards. Ultimately, the goal is to reduce market confusion and build the trust required for broader institutional and retail participation in tokenized assets.