Here the problem is more in the legislation, and if something is tokenized, then most likely there will be additional protection methods that will not allow selling tokens from any wallet.
I do recall one of the projects asked me to fill out a KYC form and provide an ID plus wallet address to claim the tokenized assets. If you don't live in the US or Europe it is difficult to claim the tokens, and you literally have no one to rely on if you want to file a claim against them if your country doesn't even allow tokens and stuff like that. I don't think this thing will become mainstream in the near future for countries in Asia.
Russia, Asian countries have always lagged behind the United States by 5-7 years. In the US, some companies use smart contracts and tokens legally, but all transactions go through registration and a centralized personal account. On the one hand, the blockchain acts as a guarantor of the transparency of transactions, but on the other hand, all operations must be done on a centralized service. Of course, such investments are not suitable for everyone.