There really aren’t any publicly traded tokenization platforms yet. Securitize is still private and TZero only has its preferred A shares floating around at roughly $3 a piece, so you can’t just go out and buy them. GRLT, on the other hand, is the only public play tied directly to an actual exchange platform.
That’s where a lot of the confusion comes in; people see “platform” and don’t realize Gaia is both a platform and an exchange, where tokenized assets are actually going to trade. It’s very similar to how the first exchanges started forming in the early 1900s, small, misunderstood, and massively undervalued before the rest of the world caught on.
Seeing something like that sitting under a $5M valuation is wild once you really dig into it. I’ve spent hours going through filings and Primior’s material, and it’s all lining up. If you want the full picture, check out the sticky post I’ve got pinned, which breaks down everything in detail.
And just think about the scale here, tokenized real estate is expected to reach somewhere between $1.3 to $3 trillion by 2030, and even in the next year or two, estimates put it around $500B to $750B. If Gaia captures even a small fraction of that market, GRLT’s upside is enormous. It’s early, and most still don’t get it, but that’s usually when the biggest opportunities are hiding.
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