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wiki-tokenise

An Obsidian vault collating authoritative sources on the tokenisation of real-world assets, sitting at the intersection of finance, law, and three worked examples: carbon credits, real estate, and property rights. A sub-topic strand traces the correlation between RWA tokenisation, stablecoins, agentic AI / LLM trading, and the underlying blockchain settlement layer.

How the vault is organised

Folder Purpose
00_Inbox/ Capture-first; triage weekly.
10_Sources/ One note per primary source, grouped by source type (International-Agencies, Central-Banks, Commercial-Banks, Academia, Law-Regulation, Think-Tanks, Private-Sector, Industry-Press). Raw PDFs mirror these subfolders under 10_Sources/PDFs/. NotebookLM exports under 10_Sources/NotebookLM-Exports/. The master annotated bibliography is SOURCE-REGISTER.md.
20_People/ Authors and principals as first-class entities.
30_Concepts/ Atomic vocabulary: one note per technical term.
40_Domains/ The wiki's four spokes: Finance/, Law/, Examples/ (Carbon-Credits, Real-Estate, Property-Rights), Sub-Topic/ (Stablecoins, Agentic-AI-Trading, Blockchain-Settlement).
50_MOCs/ Maps of Content: nine domain MOCs plus three cross-cutting MOCs (Private-Law Convergence, Agent-Ledger Interface, Realised vs Projected).
60_Drafts/ Long-form writing in progress. Houses the existing carbon-credit deep-research report.
70_Research/ Active research threads, one folder each.
80_Attachments/ Images, screenshots, diagrams.
90_Templates/ Obsidian / Templater templates.
99_Meta/ Vault administration, inception note, directory proposal, NotebookLM bridge log.

Design principles

  1. One artefact, one home; many references. Each note lives in exactly one folder; MOCs and concepts link to it.
  2. Compress the vocabulary, expand the graph. Atomic concepts in 30_Concepts/ link out; everything links in.
  3. Source notes talk about sources; source files are sources. Source .md notes live in 10_Sources/<Category>/; raw PDFs in 10_Sources/PDFs/<Category>/.

Browser artefacts

Five read-only browser artefacts live under .workspace/ and read this vault directly via the File System Access API. From a terminal in that folder:

.\serve.bat        # Windows
./serve.sh         # macOS / Linux
python serve.py    # any platform

The server listens on http://localhost:8766. Open index.html for the landing page. Requires Chrome 86+ or Edge 86+. See .workspace/README.md for the per-artefact contract.

Provenance

Built on 2026-05-24, drawing on (i) domain knowledge, (ii) live web searches for the freshest authoritative outputs, (iii) the existing 2 April 2026 carbon-credit research report (now at 60_Drafts/), and (iv) the user-curated NotebookLM notebook tokenise (46 live sources).

Licences

This repo is dual-licensed.

  • Content (10_Sources/, 20_People/, 30_Concepts/, 40_Domains/, 50_MOCs/, 60_Drafts/, 90_Templates/, 99_Meta/, and all other markdown) is released under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). See LICENSE-content.txt.
  • Code (.workspace/, serve.py, serve.bat, serve.sh, and PowerShell scripts under 99_Meta/wiki-tokenise/state/logs/) is released under the MIT License. See LICENSE.

Third-party bundled assets retain their original licences: iA Writer fonts under SIL Open Font License 1.1, Obsidian Minimal theme under MIT, Claudian plugin under its upstream licence.

Not a contribution project

This is a personal research vault that happens to be public. Pull requests adding or modifying sources will not be merged. Fork freely and run your own watchlist.

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