The tokenization of real-world assets is predicted to reach a value of $10 trillion by 2030

Stablecoins and central bank digital currencies are already being tokenized, with the stablecoin market anticipated to grow to nearly $3 trillion in the next five years

The tokenization of traditional investment products like stocks and bonds is gaining significant interest

Major financial institutions such as JPMorgan and countries like Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, and Thailand have launched initiatives to support tokenization

Analysts estimate that $5 trillion worth of financial assets could be tokenized by 2030

The interest in tokenization is mainly due to the benefits of atomic settlement, reducing intermediaries, automated transactions, and increased efficiency and liquidity

Challenges such as developing market infrastructure, establishing global standards, addressing regulatory issues, and ensuring interoperability need to be overcome

Despite these challenges, the potential benefits for investors and the financial industry make the business case for tokenization compelling.