Oscar A. Jofre Launches “The Oscar Market Thesis” — A Monthly Strategic Analysis on the Future of Capital Markets
New York, NY, USA, May 13th, 2026, Chainwire
New Monthly Intelligence Series Examines the Structural Shift Reshaping Global Capital Markets, Tokenization, Wallet Infrastructure, Transfer Agency, and the Future of Investor Ownership
Oscar A. Jofre, Co-founder and CEO of KoreInside, today announced the official launch of The Oscar Market Thesis, a new monthly strategic intelligence publication focused on the structural transformation of global capital markets.
The publication will provide forward-looking analysis and commentary on:
- institutionalization of digital assets,
- tokenization,
- transfer agency,
- wallets,
- governance systems,
- compliance infrastructure,
- private markets,
- and the evolution of investor ecosystems.
According to Jofre, the financial industry is entering one of the most significant infrastructure shifts in modern market history.
“The market is focused on tokenization and institutional adoption,” said Oscar A. Jofre. “But the real battle is not simply about digital assets. It is about who controls the investor relationship, the wallet ecosystem, governance, communications, compliance identity, and the bridge between private and public capital markets.”
First Edition: “The Great Institutionalization of Crypto”
The inaugural edition of The Oscar Market Thesis explores the accelerating institutionalization of crypto and digital assets and its implications for the future of capital markets.
The report outlines Jofre’s thesis that many crypto-native firms are shifting away from retail investors and becoming increasingly focused on institutional revenue, while traditional financial institutions aggressively position themselves around:
- transfer agency,
- payment infrastructure,
- tokenized securities,
- governance,
- wallets,
- and investor communications.
The report further examines:
- the growing convergence between traditional finance and digital assets,
- the strategic importance of transfer agents,
- the emergence of wallets as financial operating systems,
- and the rise of what Jofre describes as the “feeder system” between private markets and retail investors.
A major focus of the publication is KoreID, described as:
“The Global Compliance Passport for the Capital Markets.”
The report explains how future capital markets infrastructure will require integrated systems capable of combining:
- KYC,
- KYB,
- KYA,
- governance,
- tokenization,
- wallet infrastructure,
- investor communications,
- and compliance interoperability
within a single investor ecosystem.
“The future winners in capital markets will not simply be the companies that tokenize assets,” Jofre stated. “The winners will be the companies that control investor identity, governance, communications, compliance, and interoperability between private and public markets.”
Read the Full Oscar Market Thesis
The complete inaugural edition of The Oscar Market Thesis is available here:
https://kore.inc/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/KoreInside_TheOscarMarketThesis-May2026.pdf
About The Oscar Market Thesis
The Oscar Market Thesis is a monthly strategic publication authored by Oscar A. Jofre focused on the future evolution of capital markets infrastructure, digital finance, tokenization, governance, wallets, compliance systems, and investor ecosystems.
The publication is designed for:
- institutional leaders,
- broker-dealers,
- exchanges,
- transfer agents,
- asset managers,
- fintech companies,
- digital asset firms,
- and market infrastructure participants.