You’re spot on. The RWD → RWE → RWA continuum is strong, but the 47% unused data exposes how wide the gap still is. Hospitals have dealt with messy systems and weak data-sharing for years, so they’re not going to adopt blockchain just because it’s shiny and new.
That’s where tokenization makes sense not as flashy tech, but as a practical incentive model that finally makes data participation economically worthwhile for every stakeholder while still safeguarding privacy, ensuring consent control and maintaining full traceability of how data is used; addressing challenges that have held the system back for decades.
You’re spot on. The RWD → RWE → RWA continuum is strong, but the 47% unused data exposes how wide the gap still is. Hospitals have dealt with messy systems and weak data-sharing for years, so they’re not going to adopt blockchain just because it’s shiny and new.
That’s where tokenization makes sense not as flashy tech, but as a practical incentive model that finally makes data participation economically worthwhile for every stakeholder while still safeguarding privacy, ensuring consent control and maintaining full traceability of how data is used; addressing challenges that have held the system back for decades.