Heroic Christian will become the showcase for how a real-world asset value (the learning platform, real estate and other items), can be tokenized to share ownership with all stakeholders, starting with the kids.

There are two inputs that determine the value of the token – the revenue from subscriptions and the value of the kid’s learning outcomes for their family, community and country.

As these inputs are formalized and connected to the value of the token, there will be many people who are connected to the students or who have an interest in growing and helping to solve America’s problems, who will want to purchase the token to support the cause AND participate in the upside of the token.

It is said that education is the ladder to success – by adding financial empowerment to education, that ladder becomes a catapult to becoming a successful person and leader in the new way of living our lives – learning how to thrive in the 4th industrial revolution.

SEC's Paul Atkins touts 'tokenization' as key to modernizing US markets

SEC Chairman Paul Atkins discusses crypto legislation, blockchain and the 'tokenization' of the U.S. stock market on 'Mornings with Maria.'

SEC Chairman Paul Atkins said rapid advances in electronic trading and blockchain technology are driving the biggest transformation in the U.S. financial system in decades, predicting that tokenization could become a core feature of American markets in just a few years.

"The next step is coming with digital assets and digitization, tokenization of the market," Atkins told FOX Business' Maria Bartiromo, adding that the shift could happen faster than many expect.

"It’s the way the world will be… maybe not even in ten years, maybe even a lot less time, maybe a couple of years from now."

Paul Atkins, chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), prior to a Bloomberg Television interview in Washington, D.C., on Friday, July 18. (Stefani Reynolds/Bloomberg/Getty Images / Getty Images)

In an exclusive interview on "Mornings with Maria" on Wednesday, Atkins was optimistic that tokenization will bring "huge benefits" like greater predictability and transparency, noting that on-chain settlement could eventually reduce risk by narrowing or eliminating the traditional gap between trade execution, payment and final settlement.

He added that the shift comes as regulators rethink their approach to digital assets.

"The trouble that we’ve seen here over the past few years is that the SEC historically was never necessarily at the vanguard of pushing new innovations. It was always a little bit behind the market," Atkins said.

"But here recently, it’s been almost standing athwart [in] the marketplace as all these new innovations were coming about… We’re actually embracing it, and I believe that we need to be embracing it to keep the United States at the forefront as far as cryptocurrencies and whatnot."

Atkins noted that the U.S. is now taking a markedly different posture toward digital assets than it did just a few years ago, saying the U.S. and Communist China had been "the only two countries" moving to make cryptocurrencies illegal.

"It's a new day now, and so we want to embrace this new technology, bring it onshore where it can work under American rules," he said.

"And with the implosion of FTX offshore, LedgerX didn't skip a beat. All the customer assets were accounted for because they had segregated accounts under CFTC rules. And so that was, I think, a good example of good regulations that protected investors."

Atkins predicts US financial system may shift to tokenization within a 'couple of years’