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Kamino CEO Michael Weisz on On‑Chain Credit for Tokenized Assets

Original title: Kamino's Plan To Make Tokenized Assets Actually Useful | Michael Weisz

Empire 56:29 2,728 views on YouTube KMNO +1.7% VSN −2.4%

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Summary

Michael Weisz is the new CEO of Kamino. He left fintech to build an on‑chain credit layer. Kamino wants tokenized assets to be useful by allowing borrowing against them. The company’s upside is linked to its token $KMNO. In the discussion, it is noted that Goldman Sachs does not lend on private assets and that venture capital cannot yet be used as collateral. The episode covers Kamino’s vision for on‑chain finance and its strategy for bringing institutions on‑chain.

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Key points

  1. Michael Weisz is the new CEO of Kamino and left fintech to build an on‑chain credit layer.
  2. Kamino aims to make tokenized assets useful by enabling borrowing against them.
  3. Kamino’s upside is tied to its token $KMNO.
  4. Goldman Sachs does not lend on private assets and venture capital cannot yet be used as collateral.

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