If I buy tokenized gold via your platform, how do I know the gold exists without physically expecting it and how do I know that it will remain where is? PAXOS is doing something like this for the gold market only in London so far and there are still several institutions involved which ensure the existence of the gold which is now traded via tokens on a distributed ledger. It's to accelerate the settlement process, but even there is still risk involved that those physical assets might have been created out of thin air. It's just difficult to pull off because of those oversight institutions involved in the process of PAXOS' platform development. How are you protecting against tokens created out of thin air for physical assets which might not at all exist or might be stolen afterwards?
Nobody can sell anything on the platform without first being vetted by Brickblock and third parties like KPMG. The system is going to work similarly to how online brokers work. You enter a legal contract with the fund manager whenever you buy anything on the platform. You can see the paperwork and communicate with the fund manager directly, as an investor. As for the reliability of third parties like KPMG, check their financial audits for all those banks right before the last financial crisis. Not a single bank, not a SINGLE bank received a qualified opinion or a report expressing any concerns about the financial condition. Not even Lehman Brothers. We want to get away from these scammers, that's one reason why Bitcoin was launched. I understand though that it's a difficult story with physical assets to get rid of third parties. Maybe the internet of things can help us achieving that.
Yes but I brought that up because you mentioned them as a source lending your business credibility.
Let's hope you'll need them as little as possible because of your wonderfully decentralized and trustless system 
