Securitize CEO Carlos Domingo says AI agents will need tokenized assets to put money to work

Securitize CEO Carlos Domingo has a pitch for where AI and finance meet. In his view, autonomous AI agents will need tokenized assets and stablecoins if they are going to deploy capital at all. Domingo made the case on October 22, 2026, during an appearance on Scott Melker’s “The Wolf of All Streets” podcast. His central argument: tokenization is not a niche crypto product. He sees it as basic plumbing for automated, scaled-up trading. Why an AI agent wants a token, not a brokerage account According to his argument on the podcast, autonomous agents will depend on tokenized assets and stablecoins to manage capital efficiently. Tokenized assets are traditional holdings, like stocks or funds, represented on a blockchain. Stablecoins are digital dollars that move on those same networks. Put them together and you get money and assets that software can hold, move, and settle without waiting on legacy systems to clock in. Domingo did not announce any new products during the conversation. The interview was about the thesis, not a launch. A busy few months for Securitize On July 2, 2026, the company listed on the NYSE under the ticker SECZ. It got there through a SPAC merger valued at appro...